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Gillette school board passes full cellphone ban for K-8 students, bell-to-bell ban for high schoolers

GILLETTE —- The Campbell County School District officially has a cellphone policy for its students.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate again challenges Wyoming's closed primary system

JACKSON — After his first lawsuit was dismissed in April, Republican U.S.

Cheyenne City Council hears debate over proposed annexation tied to Microsoft project

CHEYENNE — A proposed annexation of nearly 3,460 acres on Cheyenne’s south side sparked extensive debate Monday as ci

Wyoming voters will decide whether to cut property taxes by at least $124.7M

If November ‘People’s Initiative’ passes, public schools, local governments could lose millions.

Lawmakers, local leaders explore taxes, water policy, economic development

LARAMIE — State lawmakers and municipal leaders closed out the 2026 Wyoming Association of Municipalities Summer Conf

Carbon County deputy was shot ‘several times,’ suspect dead after incident in Baggs

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Average gas prices down nearly 7 cents per gallon in Wyoming

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 6.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.2

Man arrested for ID theft allegedly was using another man's identity for last three years

GILLETTE (WNE) — Monday morning, police arrested someone they believed to be a 46-year-old man on four counts of felo

Gordon in Washington, D.C. for meetings on Colorado River

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Gov. Mark Gordon was in Washington, D.C.

‘Canadian superwolf’? Nope. So then why are Yellowstone wolves 50% heavier than Great Lakes wolves?

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Panel addresses data center concerns, how to stay informed

CHEYENNE — In an attempt to address growing concerns from the community about the recent influx of data centers being

Will the Wyoming Freedom Caucus win control of the Senate? Here are the races to watch.

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Cody veteran vying for state’s top office — Bien says he will ‘return this state to the people’

POWELL — If Wyoming voters choose Brent Bien as their next governor, the former Marine colonel promises to bring a fa

Jackson may make large hotels, developments study traffic impacts

JACKSON — The Jackson Town Council may tighten the rules for analyzing how big buildings impact traffic in town.

House candidate Reid Rasner fundraises in Jackson, says finance, tech would solve housing woes

JACKSON — Reid Rasner, a Casper businessman who is running to represent Wyoming in the U.S.

Court hearing gets heated as defendant asserts a right to drive

POWELL — A Greybull man got into a testy exchange with Park County Circuit Court Judge Joey Darrah last week about dr

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