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Clerk charged — Summons sets Nov. 14 court date

Natrona County prosecutors have charged Weston County Clerk Becky Jo Hadlock, 46, with failure to appear after invest

PRECorp seeks adjustment — Corporation files for small rate hike with state regulators

Powder River Energy Corp. filed paperwork Oct.

State offers residents opportunity to buy a bison

THERMOPOLIS (WNE) — Bids to buy any of the 18 animals from the state bison herd will be accepted at the Hot Springs S

Evansville Town Council appoints interim mayor

CASPER (WNE) — The Evansville Town Council selected an interim mayor during its Monday meeting.

Build it up — Newcastle gears up to implement RCAP to boost economy

In August, Newcastle Mayor Tyrel Owens began to push the City Council to consider moving forward with the Rural Commu

Plant nears operations — Rare Element Resources says Upton facility set to open before January

Mary Stroka
NLJ Reporter

New coffee place plans short-order move

Neighbors help neighbors — Community steps up as SNAP funding remains uncertain

Parishioners fight to keep historic church open

ROCK SPRINGS — Local Roman Catholic church goers and historic preservationists are pushing back against a decision by

Tensions rise in American Library Association standoff

LANDER — Over the past two months, the Fremont County Library Board has heard from nearly 40 Fremont County residents

Wyoming weighs health care costs and SNAP as government shutdown nears end

CHEYENNE — As the longest federal government shutdown in the nation’s history seems to be coming to an end, Wyoming’s

Wyoming’s property tax relief cuts deep for some, but not all

Park County’s real estate market caught fire amid the COVID19 pandemic, as people from around the country flocked to

Wyoming diesel mechanic receives presidential pardon in emissions case

TORRINGTON (WNE) — President Donald Trump on Friday pardoned Troy Lake, a 65-year-old Wyoming diesel mechanic who ser

Wyoming Stock Growers, Pathfinder Sand Creek Ranch partner to protect 17,757 acres

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A conservation easement to permanently protect 17,757 acres in Carbon County was finalized on Oct.

Lummis leads push to rescind Public Lands Rule

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Senate Western Caucus Chair Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., and 11 Senate Western Caucus members sent a lett

District court upholds Wyoming’s closed primary election system, ‘sore loser’ laws

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