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State revenue collections closely match forecast

CHEYENNE — General fund revenue collection for the state of Wyoming during the first quarter of 2026 kept pace with p

A year post-DOGE, Wyoming forest workers still feel uncertainty and chaos

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'If it ain’t broke don’t fix it:' Teton County frets over U.S. Forest Service headquarters move

Commissioners worry relocation could lead key staffers to leave their jobs.

Powell city councilman raises prospect of ‘hanging bad judges’

POWELL — After a Casper judge blocked the Legislature’s latest attempt to prohibit abortions in the state, a Powell c

Johnson County elected official salaries to increase

BUFFALO — County elected officials will receive pay raises in 2027.

The Blackmore Fee — Extra fee sparks confusion among shoppers, but Wyoming law allows it

CASPER — A Casper shopper was caught off guard earlier this month when her HomeGoods receipt included a 2.5% charge c

Forged letter charge adds to 20 that former Wyoming journalist already faces

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Newcastle FBLA shines at State — All competitors punch their ticket to San Antonio

The Newcastle High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter delivered an outstanding performance at the Wyom

Building safer communities — Services, support and Wyoming’s fight against child abuse

In Weston County, combating child abuse is not the work of a single agency.

Contaminated soil complicates bridge project

Contaminated soil discovered at the site of the Old Highway 85 bridge project could significantly increase costs and

Unemployment up — County follows state trend with increase to start the year

Weston County’s unemployment rate rose to start 2026 before easing slightly in February, following typical seasonal p

Leading with love — Steveson named district Teacher of the Year

Jennifer Steveson, a special education teacher at Newcastle Middle School known for building lasting relationships wi

Hand counting — Committee presents hand-count proposal for county

Weston County commissioners were presented with a proposal to eliminate voting machines and move to a full hand-count

District elections — May 5 election set for museum, hospital boards

Voters in Weston County will head to the polls May 5 to decide seats on the Weston County Museum District and Weston

Fire break — Recent moisture prompts pause in Weston County fire restrictions

Open burning restrictions in Weston County have been temporarily suspended after a shift in weather conditions, accor

USDA designates two Wyoming counties as primary natural disaster areas

THERMOPOLIS (WNE) — The United States Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency has extended emergency credit to

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