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Public records laws may undergo a restructuring in Wyoming

CHEYENNE — In the recent legislative session, lawmakers weighed options to reduce response timelines for public recor

‘A hidden crime' — Labor trafficking goes underreported in Wyoming, Montana

SHERIDAN — About ​​27.6 million people globally are stuck in cycles of forced labor.

Ex-Casper Catholic youth minister denies sexual misconduct claims as church moves to shut 3 of the claims down

CASPER — In a 20-page response to sexual abuse allegations brought by three Casper men, former Our Lady of Fatima Cat

Wyoming agencies strengthen coordination ahead of wildfire season

TORRINGTON (WNE) —  Before the next wildfire sparks, Wyoming agencies are already working together to improve coordin

Goshen County among areas designated in federal drought disaster declaration

TORRINGTON (WNE) — Goshen County has been designated a contiguous natural disaster area under a federal drought decla

Do Jackson Hole’s busiest trails create a wildlife ‘sacrifice zone’? Study finds surprising coexistence.

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Sheridan County Detention Center launches first medication addiction treatment program in Wyoming

SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Detention Center has launched Wyoming’s first Medication Assisted Treatment program. <

Mineral management resolutions remain stagnant

BUFFALO — Washington, D.C.’s political winds are not blowing in favor of two resolutions passed by the Wyoming Legisl

AI bot candidates seek spot on Cheyenne City Council and U.S. Senate

CHEYENNE — Victor Miller has a vision where all politicians will eventually be replaced by artificial intelligence in

Mountain View residents pack meeting seeking answers about proposed data center

EVANSTON — Discussions regarding Prometheus Hyperscale’s proposed data center grew tense during the standing-room-onl

Democrats join race for state superintendent

CASPER — With two Democrats now officially in the running, Wyoming's race for State Superintendent of Public Instruct

Park County sees less political party switching

POWELL — As the campaign season gets underway, there’s been a lot of talk about voters switching parties, but local e

Drought could lead to more wildlife conflict, damage

BUFFALO — Drought conditions could portend an increase in wildlife conflicts and damage this summer.

Feds greenlight Wyoming’s plan to spend $205M on healthcare initiatives

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Mechanical issue on train starts small fire in canyon

WORLAND (WNE) — Multiple agencies responded to a fire in Wind River Canyon that was sparked by a fire on a Burlington

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