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Carnivore conflicts — 2025 report explores challenges for special team

POWELL — Bears continued to dominate Wyoming large carnivore conflict reports in 2025, accounting for nearly six time

Campbell County Republicans say Wyoming test scores are too low. What do the numbers say?

GILLETTE — At its annual convention last weekend, the Campbell County Republican Party passed a resolution aimed for

Children trafficked by family members face challenges disclosing, escaping abuse

SHERIDAN — For years, popular media has controlled the public’s perception of sex trafficking, said Lt.

Wyoming mountain lions evaded hunters this season because of sparse snow, record heat

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Sandpiper Fire equals concern for 2026

Fire has been contained, but it's already burned more than all fires in Natrona County in 2024 combined

Report: Roadless areas protect vital fish and wildlife habitat, hunting and outdoor recreation

CODY — A new report from Trout Unlimited underscores the impact of the 2001 Roadless Rule on public lands nationwide,

Wyoming’s average gasoline prices rise another 24 cents in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 24 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.69

Gillette experiences three straight days of record high temperatures, including hottest March day ever

GILLETTE (WNE) — Spring is here, and Gillette has wasted no time in warming up.

Main Street magic — After 20 years, downtown Laramie shows the power of community-driven change

LARAMIE — The heart of downtown Laramie has transformed significantly during the past two decades, with the Laramie M

Lawmakers weighed Wyoming Health Department budget cuts. They never came.

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State Auditor Racines outlines why she’s seeking a third term

CHEYENNE — Earlier this month, Wyoming State Auditor Kristi Racines announced her bid for reelection to a third term.

Teton County School District opening 24-unit South Park Loop employee housing complex

JACKSON — Teton County School District is preparing this spring to house 24 additional employees in its new apartment

Sunshine Week 2026 — Government agencies invite public to participate in meetings

SHERIDAN — While some government meetings are not required to be open to the public, Sheridan County agencies encoura

'Good policy knows no party,' says Wyoming Democrat running for U.S. Senate seat

GILLETTE — The only Democrat running for the U.S.

Lawsuit draws back curtain on bitter tribal government power struggle in Wyoming

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