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Supporters defend initiative that would cut property taxes

WORLAND — Residents from Washakie County and the Big Horn Basin attended a meeting on the People’s Initiative to Limi

Local man provides insight on conflict in Middle East

BUFFALO — Buffalo resident Theo Hirshfeld could tell you nearly anything about the history of political strife and wa

Gordon seeks more funds for property tax refunds

JACKSON — A minute piece of Gov.

Body of missing Buffalo woman found

BUFFALO (WNE) — Johnson County Sheriff Rod Odenbach said in a Nov.

BLM approves Outlaw Trails plan

CODY (WNE) — A plan for an official trail system at the Outlaw Trails area north of Cody has been approved by the Bur

Nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to onions

SUNDANCE (WNE) — A salmonella outbreak is currently affecting 22 states –  including Wyoming – and is believed to be

Sweetwater voices defiance, grave economic worries over BLM plan

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Scorecard from national group rebrands GOP lawmakers as Dems

JACKSON — The Wyoming Legislature is run by “Democrats.”
 

Despite controversy, bill to create education savings accounts passes interim committee

CASPER — The marathon ended with seemingly no one happy, but Wyoming is one step closer to education savings accounts

Beware of Black Friday scams online, experts warn

JACKSON — As shoppers hunt for bargains this Black Friday, experts are warning to beware of scammers advertising onli

Gordon pushes back on EPA timeline for Clean Air Act plans

CHEYENNE (WNE) — This week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final rule for how states are to d

Average gasoline prices drop 5.9 cents in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 5.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.3

Agencies fight release of Wyoming police shooting settlements despite high court ruling

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Wyoming nuclear plant on track despite industry setback, developer says

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State task force creates timeline for shooting complex site selection

GILLETTE — The state wants to hear from communities about why they should be the ones to host a proposed shooting com

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