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Food insecurity climbs to 12-year high: Pantries in Park County see the strain reported across the state

CODY — More than 94,000 Wyoming residents are food insecure, according to Feeding America’s latest Map the Meal Gap r

U.S. Fish and Wildlife staff tumbles by a quarter in Director Brian Nesvik’s home state of Wyoming

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Another fatal crash on Teton Pass prompts another call for pass restrictions

JACKSON — A 41-year-old Colorado man died Wednesday night in another crash on Teton Pass, intensifying calls for rest

Bike safety initiative offers sweet deal

BUFFALO (WNE) — As the school year begins, the Buffalo Police and Johnson County Sheriff’s departments are cracking d

Gordon extends emergency permits for livestock, feed

CHEYENNE (WNE) —- Gov.

Salt River whitefish killed by parasite

JACKSON (WNE) — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has identified a parasite as the culprit behind an ongoing die-o

The rattlesnakes of Sinks Canyon: Some lack rattles, others den alone but shed their skins with friends

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Campaigning from the ground up: Lisa Kinney’s U.S. House bid

CODY — When Lisa Kinney arrived early at a parade in Afton to help set up the local Democratic float, she found herse

Environmental nonprofit seeks reversal of decision to permit grazing pending dispute

JACKSON — Western Watersheds Project has filed an appeal of a federal judge’s decision to permit grazing on a contest

Hiker’s signature on register leads rescuers to him after five days missing in Wind River Range

PINEDALE — A 55-year- old Missouri hiker missing in the rugged Wind River Mountain Range for five days was located an

Why Trump’s foreign beef plan worries Wyoming ranchers

CODY — Walk into a Wyoming grocery store this week, and the price of beef is hard to miss.

Wyoming governor’s race leads executive campaign spending

CHEYENNE — The deadline to file campaign finance reports for the Aug.

Wyoming lawmakers change course on property tax reform amid signs of waning support

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Johnson County land use plan raises questions

BUFFALO — As Johnson County looks to preserve agricultural land use and steer future growth, residents reviewing the

Wyoming stops housing inmates in Mississippi prison thanks to improved staffing

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