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Cattle prices have reached a record high this year

Campbell County ranchers say it's a welcome relief

Little public notice of Monday’s critical public meeting regarding Public Records Act

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Lawmakers hear pitch on redrawing Wyoming’s legislative districts to give rural counties more say in the statehouse

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BLM to hold coal lease sale for 3.5K acres of federal coal reserves

GILLETTE (WNE) — The Bureau of Land Management will offer approximately 3,508 acres of federal coal reserves, contain

Convicted child molester on parole now facing multiple counts of sexual exploitation of children

CASPER (WNE) — An Evansville man now faces felony charges for sexual exploitation of children that authorities say be

Teen who stabbed mom while she slept gets up to 30 years in prison

GILLETTE (WNE) — The teenager who stabbed his mom in the back while she was sleeping will serve the next few decades

Park County artist creates sculptures with old equipment

POWELL — There’s an old Johnny Cash song, “One Piece at a Time,” in which the man in black details the many disparate

Natural trap cave: Ice Age bones, modern science and a lifeline to Lovell

LOVELL — Falling 100 feet down into a dark cave is (almost) never a good thing.

Bridger-Teton National Forest unearths time capsule buried in 1966

Letters written by trail crew of teenage girls feature cursive and boy talk

Wyoming, Utah and Idaho push for nuclear energy renaissance

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A mammoth discovery in the Bighorn Basin

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Under state scrutiny, Flat Creek Apartments developer says all tenants meet requirements

JACKSON — After Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray raised questions Tuesday about whether low-income housing requi

Sheridan middle school and high school students gather for prayer

SHERIDAN — Tongue River Middle School students circled around the American flag pole outside their school in Ranchest

Again in the spotlight, a rare wetland continues shaping Teton County's Highway 22 expansion

Conservationists use fen as advocacy tool. WYDOT plans to avoid it entirely.

Sheridan, Johnson county residents share concerns of present, hopes for future

SHERIDAN — Education funding, mental health resources and fair labor standards rose to the top of concerns among atte

UW President Ed Seidel reports growth and strategic priorities

LARAMIE — As colleges nationwide experience shrinking enrollment and waning public trust, the University of Wyoming i

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