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Hand count — Precinct 5-1 committeeman contest reviewed before certification

A ballot-programming issue in the Precinct 5-1 Republican committeeman race resulted in ballots being hand-counted be

Court upgrades — County seeks $106,000 for court security

Weston County will seek more than $106,000 in state court security funding for a courthouse generator, a new entrance

Industrial Siting Council approves Laramie Range Wind permit one year after county commissioners’ denial

CHEYENNE — Following almost 18 hours of discussion over two days, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality’s I

Economic growth is stunted in Wyoming due to lack of electrons, industrial customers say

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Mogul displaces small businesses at megahotel site

Owners of community hubs lament being pushed out by proposed megahotel.

Case to proceed after ruling in self-defense claim by Laramie bartender

LARAMIE — Albany County District Court Judge Misha Westby has denied Rihanna Kelver’s request for immunity under Wyom

Population decline projected for Jackson Elk Herd

Researchers anticipate herd will decline to about 5,000 to 7,000 animals

Re-zone of land ahead of rumored data center passed by initial committee

WHEATLAND — The Platte County Planning & Zoning board held a public hearing last week to make a decision regardin

Revenue Committee weighs energy taxes, property tax changes

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee considered a variety of tax proposals Tuesday, ranging f

Kinney expresses concern about DOJ ‘observers’ during primary

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Lisa Kinney, the Democratic nominee for Wyoming’s lone seat in the U.S.

Average gas prices drop 4.2 cents a gallon in Wyoming in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 4.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.2

Wheatland Police Department receives bomb threat

WHEATLAND (WNE) — The Wheatland Police Department received an emailed bomb threat last Friday specifically targeting

Colorado River drought lawsuits may dampen Wyoming dam plans

Draft bill would provide more help to school districts for school technology

SHERIDAN — A Wyoming Legislature bill draft would help provide additional funds to school districts for technology.

From clashes to care: Fort Washakie mom finds way out of troubled path

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Developers to pay higher building fees, Jackson Town Council decides

JACKSON — Developers are set to pay higher fees to build in the Town of Jackson.

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