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Wyoming lawmakers expand legislative ethics training after 'Checkgate' controversy

JACKSON — The Wyoming Legislature’s Management Council decided Wednesday to expand its legislative ethics training af

Skier 'caught, carried, buried' as avalanche cycle hits the Tetons after spring storm

JACKSON (WNE) — A skier was caught and buried in an avalanche Saturday on Teton Pass as people flocked to the backcou

Vehicle pursuit leads to arrest in downtown Laramie

LARAMIE (WNE) — In the early morning hours on Monday, March 30, Albany County Sheriff’s Office assisted the Laramie P

Burrowing owl research seeks what’s causing rapid decline

LANDER — Across the nation there is an unseen shortage; in Wyoming, some of the state’s smallest long-distance travel

HAL, Gillette College's AI manikin, makes the difference for nursing students

GILLETTE — Wednesday morning, shortly before her students arrived for their assessment, Gwen Reed pulled the plug on

WY Fresh faces state enforcement over meat sales licensing

CHEYENNE — Just when owners and affiliates of the WY Fresh Farm and Farmstand thought they would get a break from con

The smallest national forest rises over western Wyoming

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Steve Friess, member of conservative, influential Teton County family, running for US House

JACKSON — Another member of the conservative, influential and wealthy Friess family in Teton County has decided to en

Sheridan residents worried about consequences of pending roadless rule repeal

SHERIDAN — Toni Marosok grew up spending significant time in the Bighorn Mountains — a place she wants to preserve an

Weston County clerk could face more charges, arrest

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Chuck Gray talks energy, fires back at Reid Rasner at campaign stop in Gillette

GILLETTE — Northeast Wyoming is on “freedom’s firing line” with attacks on the coal, oil and agricultural industries,

Coal company touting massive ‘rare earth’ mineral discovery in Wyoming faces shareholder lawsuit

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Lawmakers set priorities to discuss until the 2027 legislative session

CHEYENNE — On the heels of the 2026 session, state legislative leaders got back to work Wednesday to outline their pr

Board of Trustees selects Reeves as next UW president

LARAMIE (WNE) — A Sweetwater County native with a distinguished military, academic and leadership career in th

Regulators seek public input for massive Montana-Wyoming oil pipeline proposal

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City of Lander earns Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government

LANDER — The Wyoming Press Association announced that the City of Lander has been selected as the April recipient of

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