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How Wyoming is faring in the labor shortage

CHEYENNE — Over the past few years, the labor market has undergone major changes and has ultimately led to a labor sh

Former library director files workplace discrimination complaint, defamation lawsuit

GILLETTE — Two months after she was fired and nearly two years after a criminal complaint was filed against her, form

End of wildland firefighter pay increase on horizon

SHERIDAN — Congress approved a pay increase for federal wildland firefighters in 2021.

Increasing student involvement

The Newcastle High School student government is excited to start the school year strong and aims to improve student i

Casper abortion clinic arsonist sentenced to 5 years

 

Major carbon capture project to finish construction next month

CASPER — Carbon capture’s hoped-for leap from the lab to the market will take a step forward next month. 
 

Johnson County commissioner says bonding changes would harm state

BUFFALO — Johnson County Commission Chairman Bill Novotny spoke before the members of the U.S.

Act of revenge results in heap of trouble

Disgruntled neighbor accused of defacing 195 head of cattle 
 

‘COVID hangover’ drives up costs for Wyoming schools

Higher salaries for teachers recommended to stem high turnover
 

Health insurance bill aims to increase volunteer firefighters

CHEYENNE — A bill sponsored by legislators Friday would offer health insurance to volunteer firefighters.

Cody woman sentenced to life for murder of toddler

 
 

Regulation changes will affect youth hunters

 

Converse County Republicans to vote on censuring Chadwick

DOUGLAS — The Converse County Republican Party is considering a resolution to censure one of its two state representa

Campbell County Fire Department and BLM say not much can be done about coal seam fires

GILLETTE — Not all fires are created equal.

Some flabbergasted, others supportive of Laramie County school district book policy

CHEYENNE — Laramie County School District 1 trustees advanced a controversial book policy at their meeting Monday, se

Officials expect more residents to stay on Medicaid than before pandemic

CASPER — Wyoming Medicaid is returning to “business as usual” as the Wyoming Department of Health continues to resume

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