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Avian influenza kills Jackson cougar

JACKSON (WNE) – Highly pathogenic avian influenza has killed a Jackson mountain lion.
 

Barrasso, Lummis join effort to permanently repeal ‘death tax’

CHEYENNE (WNE) – U.S. Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, both R-Wyo., recently joined U.S. Sen.

Possible threat briefly closes CHS; shelter-in-place order issued Wednesday

CODY (WNE) – A potential “direct threat” to Cody High School was quickly responded to by local law enforcement on Wed

Police investigate unfounded Snapchat threat

GILLETTE (WNE) – Police investigated an unfounded potential school shooting threat that circulated among Campbell Cou

Former gov. candidate claims illegal search and seizure

CHEYENNE – Former Republican candidate for Wyoming governor Rex Rammell filed a lawsuit last week in federal district

Hageman slams Trump indictment

CASPER – Wyoming’s Rep.

More wind turbines on the horizon

DOUGLAS – The $525-million-plus, 393-megawatts (MW) NextEra Energy’s Cedar Springs IV, LLC windfarm is slated to begi

Some residents concerned data tracking plan invades privacy, violates Constitution

GILLETTE –  The Campbell County Convention and Visitors Bureau’s plan to use a geofencing technology to track spendin

Wyoming Supreme Court disbars former Laramie County DA

CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Supreme Court issued an order of disbarment Tuesday morning against former Laramie County Dist

Amid leadership shakeup, GOP convention heads to Jackson

JACKSON – After being boxed out of organizing the state Republican convention for years, GOP delegates from Wyoming’s

Columbus Peak land exchange back before SLCB

SHERIDAN (WNE) — A land exchange between a private landowner and the state will go before the State Board of Land Com

Lummis looks to overturn Biden rule on endangered species

CHEYENNE (WNE) —  Senate Western Caucus Chair Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., led 17 of her colleagues in introducing a Congr

Antelope Butte Foundation board members resign, citing safety concerns

SHERIDAN (WNE) – Four Antelope Butte Foundation board members and the organization’s executive director resigned rece

Wyoming may postpone spring antler hunt

JACKSON (WNE) — With less than a month to go before Wyoming typically allows people to begin picking up antlers, the

Gillette man sues city for $24 million for violating his religious rights

GILLETTE – A Gillette man is suing the city of Gillette for $24.25 million for violating his religious rights guarant

Lease sale acreage cut in half

CASPER – Just over half of the 209 tracts of land being considered for Wyoming’s first federal oil and gas lease sale

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