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Lawsuit claims Yellowstone knowingly put family in lead-contaminated employee housing

Children exposed to lead dust in historic Fort Yellowstone, suit alleges.

Golden era of northwest Wyoming elk hunting slides toward expected but undesirable end

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Prosecutor backs out of plea deal with Powell defendant; deputy clashes with judge

POWELL — In a rare move, Park County Prosecuting Attorney Bryan Skoric is seeking to back out of a plea deal that one

Number of subdivision applications in Park County back to pre-Covid era curve

POWELL — In  2021, 37 applications were submitted for subdivisions in rural Park County, 15 more than the year before

Tariffs changing business plans in Powell

POWELL — Fireworks on the Fourth of July are about as American as the sound of a line drive off a wooden bat, the tar

Suicide prevention addressed at mental health forum

KEMMERER — Malorie Bishop, a longtime Kemmerer resident, lost her husband Derrick to suicide in 2020.

Gillette College approves first reading of draft concealed carry policy on campus

Gillette College approves first reading of draft concealed carry policy on campus

 

Buckle up! '100 deadliest days of summer' started Memorial Day weekend

JACKSON (WNE) — While Memorial Day is a time of remembrance, it also marks the unofficial start of summer — a season

Teton County Search and Rescue helps 16-year-old mountain biker after Teton Pass crash

JACKSON (WNE) — Teton County Search and Rescue rescued a 16-year-old Jackson boy on Friday after he crashed mountain

Rock Springs City Council grants more time to save Civic Center

ROCK SPRINGS — Given the public’s interest in keeping a decades-old recreational facility open, the Civic Center has

New 'squatter law' will allow for immediate eviction of illegal residents

SHERIDAN — A new law giving property owners and law enforcement immediate authority to remove illegal occupants – oft

Fremont County School District 1 reviews drug testing policy

LANDER — Last fall, the Lander school district implemented a controversial new drug testing policy.

Bar Nunn residents learn of spent nuclear storage plans from Radiant

CASPER —  Representatives from the California-based company seeking to build nuclear microreactors just north of Bar

Gillette City Council votes to advance ban on open carry in city buildings, removes most conceal carry restrictions

GILLETTE — This week, the Gillette City Council took a step toward amending city code to comply with one of Wyoming’s

Wyoming nuclear developer wants legal protections for private, armed security force

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Wyoming GOP drops lawsuit against Laramie County clerk

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Republican Party has dismissed its lawsuit against Laramie County Debra Lee for conducting wha

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