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Old Bill’s run raises $23M for nonprofits

JACKSON (WNE) — This year’s Old Bill’s Fun Run raised about $23.5 million in support of local nonprofits, a step back

Gray encourages voters to use new polling place locator

CHEYENNE (WNE) —The Wyoming Secretary of State’s Office has announced a new polling place locator where voters can en

Yellowstone-region grizzlies are dying at a near-record pace. Managers aren’t alarmed.

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Supreme Court keeps pressure on utilities burning Wyoming coal

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State approves Bondurant gravel pit despite 55 objections

Public can appeal decision to Wyoming Environmental Quality Council.

Municipalities seek rights to own electricity production in Wyoming

CHEYENNE — In 2025, a bill will come before the Wyoming Legislature that, if approved, would allow Wyoming municipali

Forest service hiring seasonal firefighters

SHERIDAN (WNE) — The Rocky Mountain Region of the USDA Forest Service is hiring 200 temporary, seasonal wildland fire

BrucePac meat, poultry produce recall includes Wyoming

CHEYENNE (WNE) — BrucePac is recalling approximately 12 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry produc

Teton avalanche pros exempted from USFS hiring freeze

JACKSON (WNE) — The U.S.

Supreme Court bides time on ruling for coal-fired emissions

CASPER — Wyoming and 23 other states in the spring asked the U.S.

Elk Fire containment remains steady

SHERIDAN (WNE) — The Elk Fire continues to sit at 96,244 acres and 48% containment, with 549 personnel continuing to

Overpopulated wild horses are hurting sage grouse survival rates, Wyoming study finds

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Gravel pit operator sues Natrona County in state versus local control dispute

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Group organizes after racist incident at South High School

CHEYENNE — Last week, an 11th-grade student at Cheyenne’s South High School returned to her car after a volleyball ga

Case, press association react to proposed media restrictions

RIVERTON — Last year, Karen Wetzel was removed from a Fremont County Commissioners’ meeting, and footage of the incid

What happens when a rural Wyoming town loses its only source of health care?

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