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Wyoming State Auditor Kristi Racines announces reelection bid

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Wyoming native Kristi Racines will announce her state auditor reelection bid in her hometown of Rive

New law expands enforcement of English language driver laws

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Command staff for the Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) was on hand Thursday afternoon for the signing of

Legislature works through public land resolution

BUFFALO — Last year, the Wyoming Legislature considered a resolution to demand that the U.S.

Campaign checks did not constitute bribery, but conduct ‘must never occur again,’ Wyoming legislative panel concludes

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Converse County Commissioner Robert Short announces campaign for secretary of state

Douglas resident is the first candidate of either party to announce a bid for the seat since current Secretary

Should Powell allow more dogs and cats? — City considers doubling its two-pet limit

POWELL — For decades, the City of Powell has generally limited residents to having no more than two adult pets on the

Measure to ban ‘explicit’ books from libraries falters as clock runs out in Wyoming Senate

The measure easily cleared the House of Representatives and narrowly passed a Senate committee.

Wyoming nuclear power plant receives federal approval for reactor construction

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House reverses stance on recalibration on third reading

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming House of Representatives has reversed its position on a K-12 state school funding model called

Big Horn County commissioners assure residents: Nothing brewing with ICE

GREYBULL — A group of Big Horn County citizens came before the commission on Feb.

Fossil fuel subsidies prevail while Wyoming lawmakers pass on more local input on state land development

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Wyoming Game and Fish unveils new plan for Jackson elk feedgrounds

JACKSON — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department on Saturday unveiled a Jackson Elk Herd-specific plan for limiting dis

Bill to put recreation mill on ballots dies in Senate

SHERIDAN (WNE) — A bill that would have required recreation mills be renewed by voters every four years is dead.

Man dies, Buffalo police officer injured in head-on collision Sunday

BUFFALO (WNE) — One man died and a Buffalo police officer was seriously injured after a head-on vehicle collision alo

Out with the old — Bridge work to begin on Old Highway 85

Work to replace the Old Highway 85 railroad bridge south of Newcastle is set to begin the week of March 9, according

Balancing solvency — LaCroix asks trustees to consider ‘strategic down-sizing’ amid $1M shortfall

Facing an estimated $1 million shortfall as enrollment drops and costs rise, Superintendent Brad LaCroix is asking th

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