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Gillette City Council expresses broad support for proposed transparency travel measure

GILLETTE — When members of the Gillette City Council travel on the taxpayers’ dime, residents may soon hear about wha

LDS church would get sacred site, Martin’s Cove, under proposed BLM land trade now gaining steam

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Officials share exposure windows for 2nd measles case in Teton County

JACKSON (WNE) — A second unvaccinated adult working in Grand Teton National Park has tested positive for measles, pro

Gordon seeks comment on sage grouse executive order proposed revisions

SHERIDAN (WNE) — Gov.

Search ends with recovery of North Carolina man's body in Snake River

JACKSON (WNE) — The body of a North Carolina man who was presumed to have drowned in the Snake River on July 4 was re

Lessons in flag etiquette — Douglas Legion members say farewell to flags 

DOUGLAS —  Ever since Betsy Ross stitched her last stitch on “Old Glory,” the American flag has been a sacred item th

The making of a champion — Lander student earns top honor in national civics competition

LANDER — When Miriam Washut wasn't rehearsing for the school play, competing with Lander's inaugural high school soft

Unconventional lifestyle leads couple to Worland

WORLAND —  You know you’ve made an unconventional lifestyle choice when your family has a bet on how long they think

Bat woman — UW grad student researches the eerie night flyers

DOUGLAS — Often people see a bat as an omen of evil, a comic book oddity or maybe nuisance in a barn.

Who is Curt Blake? The fourth Republican running to be Wyoming governor.

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Saying no to surveillance — Green River community comes out against automated surveillance technology

GREEN RIVER — The Green River City Council chambers became a battlefield of beliefs Tuesday night as city officials a

Wyoming authorities call on Rocky Mountain Power to explain role in massive November power outage

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New plan sparks concerns — Pryor Mountain Horse advocates worry about the future of a historic herd

LOVELL — At first glance, the Bureau of Land Management’s newly approved management plan for the Pryor Mountain Wild

Jackson business defaced with antisemitic symbol

JACKSON — JH Mountain Glow, a skincare business in downtown Jackson, was defaced with an antisemitic symbol over the

Laramie County sheriff tables TV show feature offer indefinitely to protect privacy of inmates

CHEYENNE — Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak has decided to table an offer to have the county jail featured on a rel

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