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Improved aerial firefighting base opens in north-central Wyoming

BUFFALO —  Federal and state firefighting agencies on Friday unveiled a new aerial firefighting base in Casper, a cen

Wyoming, Utah sue BLM over new rule

CASPER (WNE) — Wyoming and Utah are challenging the Bureau of Land Management over “public lands'' rules.

Degenfelder announces plan to streamline state testing

CHEYENNE (WNE) — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder’s Assessment Reduction & Efficiency

Landslide exposes Jackson Hole’s frailties, community strengths

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New nursing home staffing rule concerns senators

BUFFALO — In response to a new rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services that they say could devasta

Wyoming takes another step toward nuclear energy

CASPER — Not a week after TerraPower’s seminal groundbreaking in Kemmerer, the Cowboy State has taken another step to

No special session: Gordon says Wyoming’s ‘well-equipped’ to fight feds on coal

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Is Wyoming’s first-ever nuclear reactor a good idea? The feds want your input

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Governor appoints new judge

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Hot Springs County out of running for shooting complex proposal

THERMOPOLIS (WNE) — Last week, the Hot Springs County Shooting Complex committee was notified by the State Task Force

Campbell County assessed valuation drops 7% in 2024 to $5.3 billion

GILLETTE (WNE) — Campbell County’s assessed valuation this year dropped by $381 million but still remains at more tha

Creek Fire burned 1,470 acres; now under control

SUNDANCE (WNE) — A sizable fire northwest of Hulett had been fully contained by Monday morning, thanks to the combine

Senators disapprove of Biden’s rules on immigrants

CASPER (WNE) — Wyoming Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis marked their disapproval of new rules by President J

Footage of June 6 shooting released

CASPER — The Casper Police Department has released bodycam footage of the fatal June 6 encounter between three police

WYDOT defends Teton Pass detour as politicos, engineers question plans

Plan hasn’t been released for Teton Pass temporary fix, fueling speculation and questions from the public.<

Wildlife officials warn residents of rabbit-killing disease

LANDER — Wildlife officials are warning of a disease that is killing rabbits in Wyoming, and are seeking the public’s

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