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Plea agreement reached in cow graffiti case

SUNDANCE (WNE) — Both father and son in the cow defacement case have entered into plea agreements that would see thei

Wyoming’s outdoor recreation industry sets new record

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The U.S.

Concerns over Laramie’s Lab School closure catch lawmaker attention

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Riverton man found guilty of murder

RIVERTON —  A Riverton man who fatally shot his former landlord in August 2023 was found guilty by a federal jury of

Governor prepares to appeal Teton County judge's abortion decision

JACKSON — The day after a Teton County judge struck down two Wyoming abortion bans as unconstitutional, Gov.

‘It’s a human issue’, City of Rock Springs works to develop suicide postvention plans

Editors’ note: This piece discusses suicide and may be disturbing to some readers.

Elk Fire finally contained

TORRINGTON (WNE) – In the last daily update by the United States Forest Service, Bighorn National Forest division, th

Community discusses new closures at Cheyenne’s Frontier Park

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A handful of community members gathered at the Cheyenne Frontier Days headquarters Tuesday evening t

Coal mine equipment theft leads to charges against Wright man

DOUGLAS (WNE) — A Wright man accused of stealing $43,518 worth of tools from Antelope Creek Coal Mine and selling the

Weather strands travelers on I-80 for several hours

EVANSTON (WNE) — All traffic traveling westbound on Interstate 80 on Saturday afternoon was stopped and backed up for

LaPrele irrigators damned if they do, damned if they don’t demolish, replace dam

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If you build it, will sage grouse come? Wyoming is about to find out.

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Wyoming abortion bans indefinitely struck down by Teton County judge

JACKSON — Teton County District Court Judge Melissa Owens struck down the two most recent attempts by the Wyoming Leg

New federal rule could cost municipalities millions of dollars

SHERIDAN — A new rule from the Environmental Protection Agency will require water systems to replace lead and galvani

Lawmakers move to support Wyoming highways with extra funds

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee sponsored two draf

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