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Workforce Services awarded $2M to connect workers with second chances

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A fresh start can begin with a good job. 

Game and Fish funding proposals continue to advance

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee spent the da

Curriculum expert: New literacy law will lead to more tests for students, more responsibility for teachers

GILLETTE — What does Wyoming’s new literacy bill mean for Campbell County teachers and students?

ACLU to appeal immigration case against Laramie County sheriff to Wyoming Supreme Court

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Residents seek answers about persistent rotten-egg smell near Kemmerer power plant

KEMMERER — A persistent rotten-egg odor in and around Kemmerer has become more than an unpleasant nuisance for reside

Planning Commission votes against data center rezoning in south Cheyenne

CHEYENNE — A proposed 162-acre data center development in south Cheyenne hit a roadblock Tuesday after the city’s Pla

Interim leader — Opdahl named interim deputy director

Kayla Opdahl, a 2004 Newcastle High School graduate with more than 15 years of experience in corrections, has been ap

Human-caused Cow Camp Fire burns nearly 300 acres

WORLAND (WNE) — Five days after a fire near the Washakie and Johnson county borders started, authorities listed it at

Man and dog missing in Wind River Mountain Range since Sept. 4

PINEDALE (WNE) — Jonathan Bailey and his yellow Labrador retriever, Wrigley, are missing somewhere between 1000 Islan

Climbers rescued after spending night on Pingora Peak

PINEDALE (WNE) — Two climbers who found themselves stranded high above the ground on the side of Pingora Peak overnig

Amid national backlash, Wyomingites fight Flock while police defend surveillance cameras

The police chief turned his table to face a standing-room-only gallery in Glenrock’s aging town hall.

Wagon rallies for her daughters, other victims of violent crimes

RIVERTON — You can find Nicole Wagon outside the courthouse in a huddle with a victim's family members, handing out a

Widow carries Teton Pass loss into action

The death of Javier De Luna Chavez brings another family into the fight for a safer pass.

Wyoming becomes 50th state to join maternal care alliance

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Bextel announces plan for first 100 days as governor

CHEYENNE — As the general election races gear up, candidates continue to release their plans to hit the ground runnin

Conditional approval granted for RAM to industrial rezone; opposition fears irrevocable infrastructure strain, lifestyle disruption

WHEATLAND – On the heels of a public hearing with the Planning & Zoning board two weeks ago to hear proposals to

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