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‘Nation’s Report Card’: Students struggle post-pandemic, less so in Wyoming

CHEYENNE — Results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress released Tuesday continue to show a nationwid

Wyoming Women’s Center inmate sues prison staff, leadership over sexual assault

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Court sides with Wyoming utility, rules state should have allowed higher rate increase

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Wyoming Business Council CEO: Sheridan 'a fantastic case study' in economic development

SHERIDAN — Sheridan’s economic development efforts over the last 20 years could serve as a model for other Wyoming co

AI-written police reports? Park County agencies say no thanks

POWELL —  A growing number of law enforcement agencies around the country are using artificial intelligence tools to

Game and Fish Commission reverses plan to trim Wyoming’s first pronghorn migration corridor

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Is gravel a mineral? Answer could decide Casper Mountain’s fate

CASPER — Is gravel a mineral?

Despite drop in suicides, Wyoming still in top three states with highest suicide rate

POWELL — At the same time Wyoming is celebrating progress made to address suicide in the state, the Centers for Disea

Wyoming officials react to news of assassination of Charlie Kirk

CHEYENNE — Wyoming officials expressed shock, disbelief and opposition to political violence, regardless of its sourc

Three men banned from Yellowstone because of  DUI sentences

JACKSON (WNE) — In separate cases just days apart, men from Ohio, Massachusetts and Michigan were sentenced to jail a

Search & rescue locates hunter missing south of Deer Creek

GLENROCK (WNE) — An overdue hunter reported missing on the night of Sept.

Authorities warn residents of mailed extortion scheme

CASPER (WNE) — Local and state authorities on Tuesday warned residents of an extortion scheme involving mailed Child

Dubois has its own badlands. Here’s how to explore them.

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Legislature grapples with funding Teton County schools

Jackson considered a state ‘anomaly’ as housing crisis, students learning English require more resources.

Uinta County sheriff decides to raise deputy pay by holding ICE detainees

EVANSTON — Uinta County Sheriff Andy Kopp wanted to give his deputies a raise.

Committee adjourns early after failing to agree on gambling taxation

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers adjourned early Tuesday after realizing their committee meeting would be fruitless when me

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