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Mills candidate for U.S. Senate hopes to mend political divide

CASPER — For Jimmy Skovgard, running for U.S.

Congressional candidate Rasner takes aim at Gray during stop in Gillette

GILLETTE — At a meet and greet at Perkins Wednesday evening, U.S.

‘We Won’t Put Up with ICE’

Rock Springs High School students protest ICE

Wyoming bills look to loosen concealed carry requirements in the state

CHEYENNE — Following the 2025 passage of the “Wyoming Repeal Gun Free Zones Act,” state legislators are now turning t

Bison’s ‘livestock’ status in Wyoming inflames tensions over tribal rewilding

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Amazon warehouse in Riverton finally confirmed as construction finishes

RIVERTON (WNE) — After two years of rumors and non-disclosure agreements signed by local economic development officia

‘REACH Sheridan’ reaches into local law enforcement

SHERIDAN (WNE) — REACH Sheridan, a local nonprofit dedicated to increasing autism awareness, partnered with the Sheri

2 pedestrians killed in 2 crashes

LANDER (WNE) — Fremont County has recorded two fatalities on roadways in recent days.

State board votes 3-2 to cancel state Pronghorn, Sidewinder wind leases in Converse, Niobrara Counties

DOUGLAS — Despite Pronghorn officials saying the company would file a lawsuit if Wyoming withdrew the previously appr

Glenrock baby born at gas station

CASPER (WNE) — A baby boy could not wait a minute longer on his due date as his mother went into labor on the way to

Dollards plead not guilty in fatal bar fight

LANDER (WNE)  — The trio accused in a fatal bar fight last month pleaded not guilty to their charges last week.

Crafty hobbyists restore furniture, totem pole for annual rehab workshop

GILLETTE — Some people at Northeast Wyoming Furniture Restorers’ annual rehab workshop last week work on furniture as

Sheridan College offers alternative pathways for students

BUFFALO — Christen Nielsen hated school.

A license to wait: Residents carry on unique Wyoming tradition of waiting for reserve plates

GILLETTE — Downtown Gillette was quiet Sunday afternoon, but outside the Campbell County Courthouse, a small group of

Killing in self-defense is legal in Wyoming. A new bill proposes compensating people who faced charges for exercising that right.

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Teton County lawmakers call proposed ban on dual citizen voting 'authoritarian,' 'un-American'

JACKSON — Teton County legislators are hearing from constituents about a proposal to ban dual citizens from voting in

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