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Sheridan School District 2 seeks public feedback about gun free zones

SHERIDAN — As school district staff from across the state of Wyoming work to decide if they will adopt a policy with

Trump’s ‘liquidation plans’ could wipe out Wyoming research group renowned for migration work

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Concealed carry policy for Northwest College advances

POWELL — Starting July 1, anyone with a concealed carry permit will be legally able to carry a concealed firearm thro

Crook County takes closer look at creating EMS district

SUNDANCE — The Crook County Board of Commissioners continues to gather information on creating an emergency services

Training fosters suicide-safer community

BUFFALO — A community that’s safer from suicide has a safety net that is broadly spread and tightly woven.

Lawmakers, local elected officials clash over membership organizations

JACKSON — In a packed legislative committee meeting Friday, Chairman Cale Case, R-Lander,  told the crowd to take a d

Lawmakers finalize interim topics

BUFFALO — Lawmakers will narrow their focus on issues during a condensed interim session of the Wyoming Legislature.

BLM seeks input on proposed Miller Mountain land exchange

PINEDALE (WNE) —  The Bureau of Land Management is holding a 30-day public comment period on the environmental assess

Man arrested and on ICE hold

SHERIDAN (WNE) — A man who is not a legal United States citizen was arrested May 10 in Sheridan for driving under the

State employment up, oil prices down in March, says economic report

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Total employment in Wyoming increased year-over-year, according to the Wyoming Insight, which serves

Post-thaw, Pinedale’s red lake quickly tagged as Wyoming’s first ‘harmful’ cyanobacteria bloom of 2025

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Committee moves transparency updates forward

RIVERTON — “The deck is clearly stacked against the public,” News Letter Journal Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Bob Bo

DOGE cuts hit Teton County program for navigating Medicaid

Pregnant women, parents navigating Medicaid will lose resource June 1.

Study: gambling online poses higher addiction risk than gambling in person

CHEYENNE — Online gamblers reported experiencing higher rates of depression, anxiety and financial stress, as well as

Drug enforcement agents conducting welfare checks on Jackson's immigrant children

Critics say the line between welfare and immigration enforcement is vanishing.

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