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Deep education cuts spark backlash — Educators, school leaders, legislators and public advocates express concern

LOVELL —- A draft bill emerging from the Wyoming Legislature’s school finance recalibration process has sparked broad

Judge rejects effort to toss criminal case against Weston County clerk

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Legislature to consider more property tax bills

BUFFALO — Property tax cuts appear to be a priority issue again for the Wyoming Legislature as it prepares to convene

Awarded for ingenuity — NHS students receive prize money

A trio of Newcastle High School students have proven their computer science prowess by winning a $1,000 prize in the

Time for a reset — Gualtieris work toward spring opening of Pizza Barn

The Gualtieri family has taken back control of the Pizza Barn and plans to reopen the longtime restaurant this spring

Local listening — Senator seeks local input ahead of budget session

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Power preparedness — County reassesses outage readiness

More than 1,800 Weston County electricity customers were reported to be without power Friday afternoon as another wid

Park County Sheriff’s Office warns public about disclosing personal info

CODY (WNE) — The Park County Sheriff’s Office is issuing a reminder to the public never to  disclose sensitive person

Homeowners Tax Exemption deadline extended to March 1

WORLAND (WNE) — Unlike last year, homeowners who wish to take advantage of the Homeowners Tax Exemption (also referre

Backlogged and DOGE-depleted: Forest Service report raises alarm over trail health

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Trying to do the same with less is not an option anymore

Sweetwater County elected officials speak to loss of revenues and how that will affect future services<

Lander commission considers revising rules for short-term rentals

LANDER —- There are currently about 40 short-term rentals in Lander, according to a count by the city's Board of Adju

Impressive hunter, prolific social media poster faces jail time for poaching

JACKSON — Rodney Gilstrap is a talented hunter, by all accounts.

Allegation of ‘secret’ meeting stirs confusion — Douglas City Council kills investigation before it begins

DOUGLAS — An allegation of a Wyoming Open Meetings Act violation caused confusion and obvious frustration at the Doug

Wyoming ends in-person hunter safety requirement despite instructor concerns

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Federal lawmakers call for investigation of Wyoming’s Budd-Falen for possible criminal, ethics violations

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