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Beulah Fire burning in Uintas exceeds 5,700 acres

EVANSTON (WNE) — The Beulah Fire has been blazing south of Evanston on the north slope of the Uinta Mountains in Summ

University of Wyoming sorority free to admit who it wants, including transgender students, judge rules

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Emotions over nuclear power run high at Gillette town hall 

GILLETTE — Gillette City Councilman Jack Clary’s quarterly town hall Thursday evening wasn’t exactly what some reside

SROs: Keeping students safe while serving as mentors, examples

CASPER — As parents send their children to school this week, one word is on every one of their minds: safety. 

Base resumes M18 use after inspections completed

CHEYENNE — After thorough inspection of nearly 8,000 M18 modular handguns, Air Force Global Strike Command has lifted

State’s highway fatalities spike

LANDER — Last month was one of the state's deadliest Julys in recent years; with 20 fatalities on Wyoming roadways, o

In Ex-Sess — July, 2025

The News Letter Journal reviewed the minutes of each of these four governing bodies' 2024 meetings to determine which

Park County Commissioners keep ‘graphic language’ in document

CODY (WNE) — In response to public comments, the Park County Board of County Commissioners made changes to the Develo

UW launches emergency hay assistance website 

LARAMIE — To assist livestock producers facing wildfires, the University of Wyoming Extension has launched a new onli

Average gasoline prices up nearly 2 cents per gallon in the past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 1.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.03

Housing land trust in Laramie begins as Sheridan's Weston Village keeps growing

SHERIDAN — A new housing land trust development is taking shape in Laramie, as more houses go up in Sheridan’s Weston

Western Wyoming fires spur evacuations, close highway, backcountry

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Proposed pit sparks concerns

LANDER – Annette Bregar, a Fremont County rancher, was out on her leased parcel along the Lower North Fork on July 14

A divided Wyoming community, reeling from a tormented wolf and deluge of threats, braces for Cody Roberts’ prosecution

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Gillette senator accuses city council of violating the public trust on nuclear issue

GILLETTE — Sen.

Lawmakers discuss further property tax cuts, potential full elimination

CHEYENNE — Wyoming lawmakers continue to pursue legislation that would create additional property tax breaks, includi

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