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National Guard recruitment, retention falls

CHEYENNE — Wyoming National Guard leaders expressed concerns to state legislators Tuesday about declining candidate r

Teacher’s assistant charged with abuse of student

POWELL — A teacher’s assistant was arrested April 18 and charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult stemming from an Oc

Game and Fish: Wolves remain recovered species

CODY – For two decades, Wyoming’s wolf population has been above the minimum population number to be considered a rec

Toll of avian influenza on Wyoming birds still unknown

Wyoming’s patient zero arrived at the state’s Wildlife Health Laboratory in late March.

Jury finds four corner-crossing hunters not guilty of trespass

After fewer than two hours of deliberation Friday, a Carbon County jury found four Missouri hunters not guilty of tre

Bighorn Forest examines stickers to solve camping issues

SHERIDAN — The Bighorn National Forest will soon act on dispersed camping solutions brought forward two years ago by

PRB coal demand and production continues

GILLETTE (WNE) — The coal production from Peabody Energy Corp. and Arch Resources Inc.

UW to offer inmate degrees

CASPER — In 1994, former President Bill Clinton passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, often consi

Fairness complaint filed with GOP

CASPER — A complaint filed Friday with the Wyoming GOP claims four county-level Republican parties violated bylaws, r

UP donates some Cheyenne-based locomotives to Illinois

CHEYENNE — This city’s loss of some Union Pacific Railroad historic steam and diesel locomotives and passenger cars w

Buffalo Theater granted liquor license

BUFFALO (WNE) –  The Buffalo Theater added a liquor license to its lineup at the Buffalo City Council's April 19

Investigation continues into body found at dog park

Investigation continues into body found at dog park 
 

Montana, Wyoming communicating daily regarding call on Tongue River

SHERIDAN — Montana and Wyoming state officials have been in communication daily since Montana officials made an April

Voter ID faces legal challenge

CASPER — An attorney and former Democratic lawmaker filed suit Wednesday over Wyoming’s voter ID law, arguing it viol

Yellowstone: Wolf hunt altered behavior, damaged research

A recent spate of wolf killings just outside of Yellowstone National Park has altered fundamental aspects of the cani

Johnson County commissioners to cut own salaries for elected officials

BUFFALO — Most of Johnson County's elected officials will receive a pay raise, after the county commissioners ap

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