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Uinta County data center moves forward — Commissioners approve conditional use permit

EVANSTON — The Uinta County Commission has approved the conditional use permit for the long-proposed data center east

Degenfelder, the only Trump-endorsed governor candidate, meets with Jackson voters

JACKSON — On Monday afternoon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder met with Teton County vot

Buffalo’s bus program spared from funding cuts

BUFFALO (WNE) — While many public transportation programs throughout the state are expecting a drop in state and fede

Work on Powell’s northwestern streets cheaper than expected

POWELL (WNE) — In a pleasant surprise, some of the City of Powell’s routine road maintenance will actually cost less

BLM approves Shute Creek CO2 disposal and pipeline project

KEMMERER (WNE) — The Bureau of Land Management recently approved the Shute Creek 7-34 carbon dioxide disposal project

Music position cut — School district shifts to single K-12 instructor

Weston County School District No.

Wyoming’s secretary of state race attracts newcomers and political veterans

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Attorney general says lawyers declined charges after Gray voter data complaint

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Proposed 5,600-worker housing development postponed indefinitely

CHEYENNE — A controversial 800-unit temporary workforce housing development that was intended to house 5,600 workers

Gordon sues Board of Equalization, asks court to enforce property tax cap

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LLC  joins effort to fund housing in Cheyenne with $2.9 million donation

CHEYENNE — With affordable housing being a hard-pressing issue in Cheyenne for some time now, Mayor Patrick Collins h

Jackson Town Council sides with Flock despite residents’ concerns

JACKSON — The Jackson Town Council backed its contract with Flock Safety, the company behind 28 license-plate-reading

Rock Springs PrideFest celebrates community and connection

ROCK SPRINGS — No amount of construction or negativity was going to stop a summer event from happening in Sweetwater

Grand Teton, Yellowstone visitors find no ideological bias in signage

Trump administration sought to restore 'truth and sanity' in parks.

Teen drinking often begins with family members providing the alcohol, juvenile justice experts say

Wyoming law does not include penalties for offending adults, they tell Wyoming Legislature’s Tribal Relations c

Gordon challenges Board of Equalization decision

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Gov.

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