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Wyoming’s high inflation rate affects businesses, aspiring homeowners

SHERIDAN —- When Sophia Kuzara, manager of Cottonwood Kitchen + Home, opened her inbox in January, she saw a message

Judge in school funding lawsuit found consultant showed ‘strong bias’

CHEYENNE — District Court Judge Peter Froelicher said one of Wyoming’s school finance consultants was exercising bias

CWD death toll on elk feedgrounds climbs

JACKSON — More elk have died of chronic wasting disease on feedgrounds since cases were first announced earlier this

No one injured in ballpark crash

BUFFALO (WNE) — A tragedy was narrowly avoided over the weekend when a vehicle collided with what could have been a d

Former Basecamp, Hageman attorney tapped to oversee Wyoming state lands office

JACKSON (WNE) —- An attorney who previously represented the controversial glamping operation on state trust land near

Hot Springs County GOP sues Wyoming Republican Party for allegedly ‘interfering’ in local elections

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Hageman quietly resumes in-person town halls

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New Goshen County business to teach safety and self-defense classes

TORRINGTON — A new Lingle-area business, JACL (“jackal”) Defense, is offering basic self-defense and concealed carry

Laramie County school district releasing gun policy for comment

CHEYENNE — Laramie County School District 1 refrained from putting out a draft gun policy for public comment this wee

Fremont County school district talks guns

LANDER — Effective July 1, adults age 21 and older with concealed carry permits may bring their weapons into public s

After property tax relief, Teton County homeowners set to receive $41 million break

Layers of tax exemptions mean state school funding from Teton County will be reduced by $35 million.

Gordon visits Wyoming National Guard troops overseas

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Wyoming unemployment declines to 3.4% in March 2025

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Research and Planning Section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported Monday th

Park County Travel Council forecasts reduced tourist spending

CODY (WNE) — Poor consumer sentiment and less travel from Canada could yield lower spending by tourists this upcoming

Despite DOGE at Interior, Yellowstone staffing ‘higher than last year’

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Judge blocks new Wyoming abortion laws, clearing way for Casper clinic to resume services

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