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Degenfelder: Energy, education are important tools for lifting people out of poverty

State superintendent speaks about prioritizing funding, equitability of education in Wyoming

Campbell County Commissioners learn about Cowboy Clean Fuels' plan to create renewable natural gas with old CBM wells

GILLETTE — Last week, Campbell County Commissioners got to learn about an emerging company that is using old infrastr

Teton Pass truck driver crashed, sending electric vehicles into forest

JACKSON (WNE) — A truck hauling a trailer loaded with other vehicles careened off Teton Pass late Monday night, teari

Laramie County Democratic Party denounces political violence

CHEYENNE (WNE)  — The Laramie County Democratic Party issued the following statement Saturday following last week’s a

Casper man wins $2 million with Rock Springs Powerball ticket

AFTON (WNE) —  The old adage “you can’t win if you don’t play” could not be more true for Jerry Ragsdale of Casper.

Two die in separate crashes

DOUGLAS (WNE) — Rosalind Bach, 48, of Gillette, died Sept.

Driver who hit, killed Wilson moose charged with DUI

JACKSON (WNE) — A California man has requested a jury trial after being charged with misdemeanor DUI and reckless dri

27-year-old man dies after being hit by pickup on Highway 59

GILLETTE (WNE) — A 27-year-old man was killed late Monday night after being hit by a pickup on Highway 59 south of Gi

As Wyoming sage grouse near their cyclic high, northeastern population tumbles

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Commissioners to vote on resolution to let public decide if they want nuclear waste in Campbell County

GILLETTE — The Campbell County Commissioners are considering letting the public vote on whether they want nuclear was

Hageman defeated Cheney. She’s now slated to join a distinctly different Jan. 6th panel

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Shooting complex board denies rising cost

CODY — Following claims of a spiraling budget increase, the State Shooting Complex Board clarified that the cost of t

National Park Service seeks visitation feedback amid public land debates

JACKSON — The National Park Service is taking public comment on ways to improve the visitor experience.

Nuclear waste town hall gave elected officials a chance to make their stance clear

GILLETTE — Dozens of residents showed up at the Campbell County Senior Center Thursday evening to learn about nuclear

The $50M impact of federal royalty cuts

LANDER — Passed in July, the "Big Beautiful Bill" was, as the name suggests, very large and dealt with a vast array o

Courtroom concerns — Courts submit security order to commissioners

Weston County judges have circulated a draft court-security order that would formalize screening at the courthouse an

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