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What happens after the vote?

DOUGLAS — By the time this paper reaches readers, the votes will have been counted, winners will be declared and up-t

Defense questions poisoning evidence in UW grad student’s attempted murder case

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No surprises as GOP candidates win Wyoming's top five elected positions

CHEYENNE — It will come as no surprise to anyone that the Equality State's top five elected positions were all won by

Hageman wins Senate seat; Gray takes U.S. House race

CASPER — Wyoming is set to send two Republicans to Congress, with the Associated Press calling the U.S.

Finkey appointed to 6th District

Governor selects attorney from three finalists

Wyoming Highway Patrol limited mileage and overtime to offset budget overrun, transportation department says

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Seeking to compete, City of Powell hikes pay for linemen, police officers

POWELL — With the City of Powell struggling to hire police personnel and an electrical lineman, city leaders recently

Diocese, Casper church deny knowledge of alleged abuse

Church acknowledges youth minister's employment but denies responsibility for alleged assaults

Cheyenne City Council committee advances WY Fresh annexation, zoning

CHEYENNE — Members of the Cheyenne City Council’s Public Services Committee advanced a months-delayed, city-initiated

Lawmakers weigh sweeping criminal code changes

11 proposed bills could bring tougher penalties, longer prison terms and significant changes to state law.<

E-biker charged with drunk driving

POWELL (WNE) — A crash in Cody last month left an e-bike rider injured — and facing a charge of drunk driving.

Wyoming’s average gas prices drop 5.6 cents a gallon in the past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 5.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.2

Missing woman found dead in Casper Mountain Road crash

CASPER (WNE) — A 30-year-old woman reported missing last week was found dead Sunday morning after her pickup truck cr

'Are you smarter than a third grader?' 

Campbell County school district staff present real WY-TOPP questions to school board members

Wyoming’s biggest boom

LANDER — Data centers are taking off in Wyoming – but exactly how many there are, and where, remains unclear.

Understanding the unseen: Local professionals encourage awareness, support for those experiencing depression

SHERIDAN — Depression — a mental health condition causing persistent sadness, low energy and loss of interest — can s

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