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Gillette College to develop new programs, expand current ones to prepare for nuclear industry

GILLETTE (WNE) — Gillette College will soon start up and expand programs to help train the workforce for the nuclear

‘It isn’t sustainable.’ Casper OB-GYN weathers maternity care shortage

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Cheyenne City Council gives mayor go-ahead on wind project MOU

CHEYENNE — Although the project has not yet reached final approval, members of the Cheyenne City Council voted Monday

LMA announces newsrooms in the 2026 state cohorts of the Lab for Journalism Funding

SHERIDAN — Local Media Association announced the news organizations selected to participate in the 2026 state cohorts

Forest Service begins 'sweeping restructuring'

Former employees worry that relocating employees will lead to loss of more staff.

Another Weston County clerk resigns — this time 3 weeks before an election

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New rules, old bones — Archaeologists take BLM to court

RIVERTON —  As often-White researchers dig up ancient Native sites, the archaeology of the West can be fraught with t

One man dead after crash on Highway 387

GILLETTE (WNE) — A Wyoming man died after a two-vehicle crash Monday afternoon several miles southwest of Wright.

Community scientists spot more moose on Summer Moose Day 2026

LANDER (WNE) — For the 10th year, community scientists helped identify moose populations in the mountains outside Lar

Speed, inattention suspected in deadly crash in Laramie County

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Wyoming Highway Patrol is investigating a crash in Laramie County that left two Nebraska natives

Park County proposes prohibiting data centers in most areas

POWELL — The Park County commissioners are taking a hard line with data centers, in large part because of overwhelmin

Bien campaign: No truth to ‘inappropriate’ social media use claims

CODY —  Brent Bien’s gubernatorial campaign has challenged a report published last Friday by the Daily Mail, a U.K.-b

Gillette residents express steady interest in BWXT nuclear fuel facility as company updates community

GILLETTE — When BWXT made its presentation on its proposed TRISO fuel fabrication facility to Campbell County last Se

Judge considers whether to dismiss ACLU immigration lawsuit

CHEYENNE — A Laramie County District Court judge will decide whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Wyomin

CFD welcomed more than 238,238 visitors during 130th year

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The 130th anniversary of Cheyenne Frontier Days is in the books, and the numbers show another year o

Record 99-degree high marks hottest July 26 in Cheyenne history

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Wyoming’s capital city has broken many weather-related records over the past several months, and Sun

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