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Recalibration bill becomes law without Gordon’s signature

CHEYENNE — On Monday, Gov.

Worland Democrat announces bid for secretary of state

CASPER (WNE) — Worland resident and Democrat Bryan McCarty announced his campaign for Wyoming secretary of state earl

Two men charged with illegal taking of wolf

CODY (WNE) — Court proceedings are underway for two individuals who allegedly took a wolf within Park County illegall

Jackson cops use non-lethal rounds to resolve mental health incident at Albertsons

JACKSON (WNE) — When Chad Horton went to Albertsons on Monday afternoon to pick up prescriptions, he wasn’t expecting

Average gas prices spike more than 35 cents a gallon in Wyoming

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 35.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.0

Governor signs into law bill to address lengthy mental health holds in Wyoming jails

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Cody mayor pleads guilty to drunk driving

CODY (WNE) — Cody Mayor Lee Ann Reiter’s DUI case concluded Wednesday morning with a guilty plea.

Congressional candidates talk workforce, housing and missiles

CHEYENNE — Four of Wyoming’s U.S.

Controversial hydroelectric project above Miracle Mile earns Wyoming water quality certificate

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Governor signs literacy bill into law

CHEYENNE — Surrounded by advocates, parents and children, Gov.

Young adult books prompt library clash

LANDER — The Fremont County Library System Board voted Wednesday to set a deadline for installing internet filtering

After U.S. Senate proposed selling public lands, Wyoming lawmakers send D.C. a message: 'No'

JACKSON — The Wyoming Legislature has shifted its tone on public lands.

Wyoming congressional delegation backs Iran War, rejects resolutions to halt conflict

JACKSON — Wyoming’s congressional delegation has unanimously backed President Donald Trump’s unilateral decision to b

Legislature agrees on recalibration bill for 1st time in more than a decade

CHEYENNE — It’s been 15 years since the Wyoming Legislature was able to agree on a new calculation for providing mone

City of Gillette denies public records request, pension question after police chief's sudden retirement

GILLETTE — Gillette city officials are tight-lipped after Police Chief Chuck Deaton’s retirement.

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