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Bat woman — UW grad student researches the eerie night flyers

DOUGLAS — Often people see a bat as an omen of evil, a comic book oddity or maybe nuisance in a barn.

Who is Curt Blake? The fourth Republican running to be Wyoming governor.

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Saying no to surveillance — Green River community comes out against automated surveillance technology

GREEN RIVER — The Green River City Council chambers became a battlefield of beliefs Tuesday night as city officials a

Wyoming authorities call on Rocky Mountain Power to explain role in massive November power outage

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New plan sparks concerns — Pryor Mountain Horse advocates worry about the future of a historic herd

LOVELL — At first glance, the Bureau of Land Management’s newly approved management plan for the Pryor Mountain Wild

Jackson business defaced with antisemitic symbol

JACKSON — JH Mountain Glow, a skincare business in downtown Jackson, was defaced with an antisemitic symbol over the

Laramie County sheriff tables TV show feature offer indefinitely to protect privacy of inmates

CHEYENNE — Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak has decided to table an offer to have the county jail featured on a rel

Highway Patrol: Wyoming pedestrian killed in April crash identified

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A woman killed in a crash in April has been identified.

One killed in two-vehicle crash in Gillette

GILLETTE (WNE) — A 32-year-old Gillette man died after a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon.

Kinney blasts removal of Native American history from signage

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A candidate for Wyoming’s lone U.S.

Teton County Search and Rescue sends helicopter to help recover body on Colorado's Longs Peak

JACKSON (WNE) — Teton County Search and Rescue sent its helicopter to Colorado at the tail end of Independence Day we

UW taps longtime oil and gas advocate Obermueller to lead School of Energy Resources

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Sole Democratic candidate for Secretary of State emphasizes administrative compliance and public land access

CODY — In July 1969, a young Bryan McCarty traveled from Missouri to visit family in Wyoming.

U.S. House candidate says he faces increase in ‘death threats’

CHEYENNE — Reid Rasner, a candidate for Wyoming’s lone seat in the U.S.

Wyoming rolls out $205M to boost rural healthcare amid steep cost challenges

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Casper forum separates US Senate candidates on healthcare, executive power

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