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Sheridan residents worried about consequences of pending roadless rule repeal

SHERIDAN — Toni Marosok grew up spending significant time in the Bighorn Mountains — a place she wants to preserve an

Weston County clerk could face more charges, arrest

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Chuck Gray talks energy, fires back at Reid Rasner at campaign stop in Gillette

GILLETTE — Northeast Wyoming is on “freedom’s firing line” with attacks on the coal, oil and agricultural industries,

Coal company touting massive ‘rare earth’ mineral discovery in Wyoming faces shareholder lawsuit

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Lawmakers set priorities to discuss until the 2027 legislative session

CHEYENNE — On the heels of the 2026 session, state legislative leaders got back to work Wednesday to outline their pr

Board of Trustees selects Reeves as next UW president

LARAMIE (WNE) — A Sweetwater County native with a distinguished military, academic and leadership career in th

Regulators seek public input for massive Montana-Wyoming oil pipeline proposal

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City of Lander earns Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government

LANDER — The Wyoming Press Association announced that the City of Lander has been selected as the April recipient of

Gray touts Wyoming energy, Trump agenda and voting security at Cody stop

CODY — Current Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray spoke to a packed room of about 45 supporters in the Governor’s

Small-town voices join millions worldwide at No Kings demonstrations

LOVELL — Roughly 122 people attended Big Horn County’s first No Kings protest in Greybull on Saturday, contributing t

Former Cheyenne legislator enters race for U.S. House

CASPER — Former Cheyenne legislator and minister John Romero-Martinez is the latest to join the jam-packed race for W

Community wants to help put on the fair

GREYBULL — More than 35 people who came to the Big Horn County Fair board meeting March 18 made it clear they were th

Federal judges side with city, police in use-of-force lawsuits

CHEYENNE — Two federal judges have ruled in favor of the city of Cheyenne and its police officers in two separate but

Barlow says he will use Wyoming’s ‘bully pulpit’ to defend public lands, state interests

CODY — “I was born Eric and I’ll die Eric.” So goes one of the common refrains heard on the campaign trail as Sen.Eri

Primary party affiliation deadline approaching

BUFFALO — Ahead of the 2026 primary election on Tuesday, Aug.

Wyoming’s new ban on most abortions violates constitution, new lawsuit contends

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