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State Board of Land Commissioners denies Prism Logistics lease renewal on Casper Mountain

CASPER — The Wyoming State Board of Land Commissioners voted 3-2 on Thursday afternoon against renewing leases on the

Albany County community members, officials united in objections to library draft bill 

LARAMIE — Dozens of educators, librarians and community members met with the Albany County School District 1 Board of

Historic fort closes as government shutdown takes effect

TORRINGTON (WNE) — Fort Laramie National Historic Site closed to visitors Wednesday following a lapse in federal appr

Weston County election snafu renews calls for hand counting Wyoming election results

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Feds to redo management plan for 3.6M acres in southwest Wyoming

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Supreme Court to confer on whether to hear Wyoming corner-crossing appeal

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Johnson County, state submit input on USFS roadless rescission

BUFFALO — As the U.S.

Crook County supports end of roadless rule

SUNDANCE — Crook County strongly supports the U.S.

Wyoming to feel impacts of federal government shutdown

CHEYENNE — The first government shutdown since 2019 began at 10 p.m.

County assessor advises Wyoming property owners to apply now for 2026 tax exemptions

WORLAND — While residential property owners recently got their 2025 tax bills (unless it goes directly to their mortg

‘Not a sanctuary state’ — ICE inducts 25 Laramie County deputies to enforce immigration

CHEYENNE — After completing a 40-hour training, 25 Laramie County Sheriff ’s Office deputies are officially certified

$41.7 million spent at Devils Tower in 2024

Visitors to Wyoming’s national parks spent a total of $1.2 billion

Mother of man who killed Sheridan policeman sentenced to prison

SHERIDAN (WNE) — The mother of the man who shot and killed Sheridan Police Department Sgt.

F.E. Warren airman dies following shooting in Fort Collins, Colorado

CHEYENNE (WNE) — An airman assigned to the 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron at F.E.

Lander-based NOLS brings $19M benefit to Wyoming, but is still in financial hole

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State lawmakers consider changes to Public Records Act

CHEYENNE — Some state lawmakers are looking to update the Wyoming Public Records Act, something that has been done tw

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