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Wyoming Game and Fish seeks property tax relief during budget session

JACKSON — A bill that would spare Wyoming Game and Fish Department over $400,000 in property taxes each year has adva

State releases additional $5M to shooting complex

CODY — The State Shooting Complex project will receive the $5 million previously appropriated by the legislature, in

Wyoming House check investigation committee to begin work Thursday

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Carbon County GOP requests Webber resignation

CODY — Ahead of the Wyoming GOP’s Central Committee meeting in Cheyenne last weekend, the Carbon County GOP has calle

House committee passes two Medicaid-related bills

CHEYENNE — Despite one lawmaker’s suggestion that Medicaid patient ambulance services be paid for with one-cent sales

Local providers talk benefits, side effects of GLP-1 medications

JACKSON —  To Dr. Jim Little Jr., a family medicine doctor at St.

After abortion ruling, lawmaker tries to deny Wyoming court security funding 

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Wyoming’s average gasoline prices edge up slightly in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 0.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.66

Sheridan man pleads guilty to sexual exploitation of a child

SHERIDAN (WNE) — A Sheridan man has pleaded guilty of sexual exploitation of a child.

FEMA awards $3 million to state for Campbell County's 2024 wildfires

GILLETTE (WNE) — Last week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced $3 million had been awarded to the Wyom

Ranchester man dies in car crash

SHERIDAN  (WNE) — A Ranchester man died in a fatal car crash in Natrona County Feb.

Smooth sailing so far for bill to address long mental health holds in jails

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John Bear questions criminal investigation into check incident, wonders if it's politically motivated

GILLETTE — This week, a Gillette legislator accused law enforcement in Cheyenne of making things political in light o

Reproductive-rights advocates rally in face of new anti-abortion bills

CHEYENNE — Withstanding the bitter cold, approximately 50 people gathered outside the state Capitol Friday afternoon

Freedom Caucus stays firm on $13 million cheatgrass-spraying cut as invasive grass tightens its grip on Wyoming

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House votes to cut UW funding by at least $20M

CHEYENNE — In an emotional Saturday vote about funding for the state’s only four-year public university, members of t

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