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Laramie County school district OKs parental rights policy

CHEYENNE — In a special board meeting Wednesday night, the Laramie County School District 2 Board of Trustees unanimo

Wyoming officials respond to attempted assassination of former President Trump

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Statements featured prayers and condemnations of political violence.

New website to address Camporee questions

GILLETTE — The International Pathfinder Camporee arrives in Gillette in a matter of weeks, bringing with it about 60,

Governor unveils state grant resources for communities

JACKSON — Gov.

Several fires burn north of Sheridan, evacuations close to home

SHERIDAN (WNE) — Several fires are burning north of Sheridan in Montana, and evacuations now include areas near Tongu

Economic Analysis Division releases June 2024 insight

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Natural gas prices improved slightly in June, while oil prices remained steady, according to the Jun

Wyoming toads’ new home key to their recovery

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Sheridan resident transcribes relative’s Civil War experiences

SHERIDAN — On Jan.

Oshoto ranchers gearing up to sell water rippler this fall

GILLETTE  — The last several months have been a whirlwind for Crook County ranchers Shondah and Randall Otwell.

Fourth of July a ‘nightmare’ north of Rock Springs

ROCK SPRINGS — From the annual Liberty Parade to barbecues and family gatherings, Independence Day wouldn’t be comple

‘Everybody’s confused’: Title IX injunction creates uncertainty for Wyoming educators

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BLM large-scale gather results in six dead horses

LANDER — As of July 1, approximately 3,000 wild horses roamed the North Lander Complex – a massive tract of rolling s

Local recovery experts discuss changing the narrative on addiction

CHEYENNE — In April, law enforcement, legal and medical professionals from the city and county levels met to address

Judge: WDE violated Public Records Act, tried to conceal evidence

CHEYENNE — Defendants in the public records lawsuit led by former lawyers George Powers of Cheyenne and Rodger McDani

Teen burned after driving with bucket of gasoline and starting car fire

GILLETTE (WNE) — An 18-year-old man was treated for apparent burns after trying to put out a fire that started in his

Gray applauds House passage of voter eligibility act

CHEYENNE (WNE) — On Thursday, Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray issued a statement applauding the U.S.

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