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Riesland repeals sign-in rule

John Riesland, chairman of the Weston County School District No. 1 board of trustees, apologized on Jan.

Deer removal likely in city

The Newcastle City Council is working to finalize a Chapter 56 permit for the city to lethally remove deer living ins

Hospital making CEO change

The Weston County Health Services board of trustees has appointed Piper Allard as interim CEO after officially accept

Traditional school week continues

After engaging in some discussion over the potential strengths and weaknesses of a four-day school week, the Weston C

Border wall funding bill fails following heated debate

CHEYENNE — Sen. Larry Hicks (R-Baggs) doesn’t consider himself a racist, bigot or xenophobe. 
 

Bill would allow ‘physical force’ to ‘terminate’ suspected trespass

The Legislature has advanced a bill that legalizes use of physical force by a landowner or landowner’s agent to “term

Popular property tax relief bill could aid Teton County

JACKSON — Teton County has a lot to gain from what’s shaping up to be the most popular property tax bill in Wyoming’s

Lawsuit claims county horse racing decision cost 'millions of dollars in lost revenue'

GILLETTE — The Campbell County Commission is being sued for damages to make up for “millions of dollars in lost reven

Bar and grill liquor license phaseout bill advances

CHEYENNE —The Wyoming Legislature is one step closer to addressing liquor license limitations throughout the state.

Crossover voting bills advance

CASPER — Only the strictest crossover bills remain for consideration in the Legislature now.

Pair charged in infant’s drugging

DOUGLAS (WNE) — A Douglas man and woman are facing felony child endangerment charges after their infant child was fou

Sheridan man stranded on mountain found alive

SHERIDAN (WNE) — A 57-year-old man was found alive after being stranded in the Bighorn Mountains on a snowmobile trip

City of Sheridan struggles to keep employees

SHERIDAN (WNE) — The city of Sheridan continues to lose employees to better paying jobs elsewhere, according to Human

Tribal support for off-reservation hunting pact ‘evaporates’

Wyoming’s effort to sort out Native Americans’ off-reservation hunting rights in the wake of the landmark U.S.

Bill aimed at protecting rodeo advances in House

POWELL — A Cody lawmaker’s effort to protect rodeos and similar events from animal rights activists cleared a House c

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