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Federal plan would kill coal leasing in Powder River Basin

GILLETTE — Monumental changes proposed by the Bureau of Land Management would put an end to federal coal leasing in t

Park experts offer tips for hikers

Hiking 101

Mother and daughter journey through Gillette College nursing school together

GILLETTE — In many ways, Kayla and Kori Amos are entirely different.

City bears bring scavenger hunt opportunity to Park County

POWELL — There are now grizzly bears in the Basin.

Wyoming’s largest city, Cheyenne, gained the most population in 2023

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Nearly two-thirds of the 31 large cities and towns (over 2,000 people) in Wyoming added residents be

Casper student dies in shooting

CASPER — A Natrona County High School student slain Tuesday morning has been identified as 17-year-old Lenea Brown.

Teton County Rep. Yin digs into Honor Wyoming

JACKSON — Honor Wyoming, a self-described “grassroots organization dedicated to upholding integrity in our political

Wyoming coal producers plead for state tax breaks amid new federal rules, crushing market forces

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Congress passes Russian uranium ban

‘Ready to use’

Cheyenne crypto mine with Chinese origins ordered to divest

CHEYENNE — In October, The New York Times published an article detailing some of the security concerns around a Cheye

Federal appeals judges test theory that corner-crossing is not trespassing

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Horses go for high dollars at Cody Horse Sale

POWELL (WNE) — Jake and Kay Clark’s Ralston property was filled with horses last Friday, and many of the people who w

Tourism employs thousands in Casper

CASPER (WNE) — The figures have been crunched, the totals tallied: The economic impact report for Natrona County in 2

Gray supports bill requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote

CHEYENNE (WNE) — On May 9, Secretary of State Chuck Gray issued a statement expressing his support for the Safeguard

Tenth Circuit judges to decide KKG case, hear oral arguments

DENVER — A panel of three judges on the U.S.

Wyoming lawmakers slow walk wolf policy reform

Governor's inner circle on wolves presents tight messaging on incident.

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