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Governor awards $100 million in matching funds to BWXT nuclear fuel facility

GILLETTE — Gov.

Wolf captor wants judge to toss case as Congress mulls ban on striking wildlife with snowmobiles

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Black Hills Energy encourages customers to prepare for power outages

CHEYENNE (WNE) — With strong winds forecasted for the region this weekend, Black Hills Energy crews are actively moni

Skier hospitalized after Teton Pass avalanche burial

JACKSON (WNE) — A 28-year-old Jackson man was transported to St.

Fremont County records five measles cases

RIVERTON (WNE) — Fremont County has joined Carbon, Niobrara and Natrona counties on the list of areas in Wyoming in w

Hageman introduces bill on parental rights in education

CHEYENNE (WNE) — U.S. Rep.

Episode 50 — Is Weston County Ready for AI?

This milestone episode marks a turning point for Top of Main as Bob Bonnar and Alexis Barker reflect on more than two

Yellowstone grizzly range contracts by 4%, while ‘Northern Continental Divide’ bears gain 12% more ground

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All aboard! — Model trains on display at National Historic Trails Center

CASPER — For more than 10 years, the Central Wyoming Model Railroad Association has graced the National Historic Trai

Flat Creek Ranch owners gift iconic Gros Ventre guest ranch to longtime managers

Owners eschewed millions in favor of preservation for 10 years.

Craig Johnson reads latest Christmas story to Campbell County crowd

GILLETTE — A fancy Christmas Eve party, a Game and Fish Warden 17 hours out of town, an irate socialite and one possi

Hanukkah celebration hosted at Wyoming State Capitol

CHEYENNE — On Thursday, members of Wyoming’s Jewish community gathered at the Wyoming Capitol to celebrate, mourn and

A look into the mind, heart and soul of an artist — Local artist’s work featured in Denver Art Museum

Gray hopes to revisit what failed in 2025, presents new slate of election reform bills

CHEYENNE — After only a few of the 45 election bills proposed during the 2025 legislative session — many by Secretary

565 acres burned in Cheyenne grass fire; no major injuries

CHEYENNE (WNE) — In the aftermath of a wind-driven grass fire fanned by gusts topping 75 mph south of Cheyenne on Wed

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