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Wyoming Game and Fish hunts poachers

LANDER —   Multiple poaching incidents have reportedly occurred in recent weeks, including two in Fremont County.

Convicted poacher receives lifetime hunting suspension

LANDER (WNE) — After multiple years, careful forensic investigation, and assistance from High Plains Power, the Wyomi

Nearby sawmill will be closing

Bearlodge loss concerns forestry officials

Wyoming teams with Trump admin to expedite energy, industrial projects

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Rock Springs City Council navigates E-bike evolution with second ordinance reading

ROCK SPRINGS — The Rock Springs City Council moved forward with a modernized approach to local e-bike and scooter reg

Gillette City Council debates proper response to use of e-bikes and e-scooters

GILLETTE — The community and the Gillette City Council are divided on how e-bikes and e-scooters should be regulated.

Lawmakers sponsor bill to bar lawsuits intended to silence free speech in Wyoming

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Wyoming mulls judicial, DA raises amid pay system stall

Recruitment struggles persist as state lawmakers delay action

BLM working on solution to road torn up by Red Creek Ranch landowner

ROCK SPRINGS — A landowner’s attempt to restrict access across a small portion of his land created a stir among multi

Wyoming gas prices fall 13.2 cents per gallon in the past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 13.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.

What are Wyoming’s key legislative races? Here are five to watch.

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Barlow responds to opponent’s criticisms on legislative record, state government

ROCK SPRINGS — Following up on comments made by Constitution Party gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Bextel regarding h

Kemmerer coal mine set to close in 2029, spurring Wyoming’s soda ash industry to seek new fuel source

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Wyoming researchers to study Teton County Sheriff's Office immigration policies

JACKSON —- Researchers from the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center are set to dig into immigration policy in Teton Co

Wyoming gets $205 M for rural healthcare

Federal funding will support emergency services, workforce training and technology across the state

Gillette College asks legislators to change law that requires college districts to tax 4 mills to get state funding

GILLETTE — Campbell County legislative nominees met with Gillette College board of trustees to discuss some of the co

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