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Gordon requests lawmakers focus on property tax relief, mental healthy and energy

CHEYENNE — The halls of the state Capitol building are bustling once again.
 

Lawmakers agree Wyoming’s economy is as strong as ever

CHEYENNE — Several lawmakers agreed with Gov.

Wapiti hunter to pay $15K for mistakenly killing grizzly

POWELL (WNE) — A local black bear hunter who mistakenly killed a grizzly last spring must pay $15,000 in restitution

Pro Palestine groups gather in front of Wyoming Capitol

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A small group of protestors gathered outside the Wyoming Capitol on Monday morning in support of Pal

Governor Gordon Brings Mental Health Town Hall Meeting to Casper

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Governor Pushes for Property Tax Relief and Highlights Wyoming’s Strong Economy in State of State Speech

 

FBI launches initiative to investigate Wyoming missing and murdered Indigenous people

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City, nuclear tech company explore possibility of building reactors in Gillette

GILLETTE — The city of Gillette and a company looking to build nuclear micro reactors in Wyoming will work together t

Casper Aquifer lawsuit headed to Wyoming Supreme Court

LARAMIE — A lawsuit contesting the county’s jurisdiction over zoning within the Casper Aquifer area has been filed wi

Five things to know as the Wyoming Legislature prepares to convene

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Care about federal land management, The Rock Springs plan, Check out this bill

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Strong finish to the year pushes Peabody to profitable 2023

GILLETTE (WNE) — The three Campbell County mines belonging to Peabody Energy Corp.

Gordon’s podcast features 2024 legislative session preview

CHEYENNE (WNE) — In the newest episode of his podcast “The Morning Gather,” Gov.

Personal Frontiers gets $45K to treat gambling addiction

GILLETTE (WNE) — Right now, Campbell County residents who are struggling with gambling addiction, have very few, if a

Brothers and strangers, Community of veterans ensure none of their own go out alone

GILLETTE — Clarence Barry followed the white hearse past the half-staff flag and up the hill that climbs through the

An arduous journey from Venezuela

Asylum seekers find peace in Wyoming town
 

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