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One-time Sundance resident sentenced as cartel trafficker

SUNDANCE (WNE) — A Wyoming man who was at one time identified as a Sundance resident has been imprisoned for 30 years

State treasurer praises Gordon’s approach to budget

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Wyoming State Treasurer Curt Meier said he likes the direction Gov.

Gordon proposes $11.1B biennium budget

CHEYENNE — Gov.

Lawmakers discuss sales tax changes amid property tax cuts

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee advanced a comprehensive bill draft Tuesday that’s aimed

‘Not a sanctuary state’ — ICE inducts 25 Laramie County deputies to enforce immigration

CHEYENNE — After completing a 40-hour training, 25 Laramie County Sheriff ’s Office deputies are officially certified

New class prepares students to earn Commercial Driver’s License

BUFFALO — Buffalo High School is the first high school to offer a new Commercial Driver’s License course through Sher

States fail to reach water agreement as Law of the River deadline rushes past

RIVERTON — Last week, Wyoming and six other states missed a Bureau of Reclamation deadline to reach an agreement on h

Missouri man faces felony voyeurism charge after 2021 incident in Jackson

JACKSON (WNE) — A Missouri man arrested in Jackson on a felony voyeurism charge is also facing six invasion-of-privac

Wyoming jails hold father detained in controversial Idaho ICE operation, now suing for his freedom

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Cody implements pause on building demolitions

POWELL — Before you knock down an old building in Cody, you may need to wait a bit. 

Cheyenne business files complaint against city over stormwater usage fees

CHEYENNE — A local business, WAT LLC, has filed a complaint for declaratory judgment and relief from unlawful taxatio

Rocky Mountain Power announces ‘internal investigation’ of massive power outage

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With literacy bill, Wyoming advocates and lawmakers aim to shore up students’ futures

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Laursen: U.S. must support Israel

CODY — A Powell legislator was moved by testimony from a woman whose relatives were killed during the October 7 attac

Half a dozen more property tax bills head to Joint Revenue Committee

SHERIDAN — Lawmakers will discuss seven pieces of draft legislation to extend or create new property tax breaks this

Rising costs, subsidy expiration lead to premium increase, insurer says

JACKSON — Rising health care costs and the looming expiration of Obamacare subsidies are among the reasons that Blue

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