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Officials share exposure windows for 2nd measles case in Teton County

JACKSON (WNE) — A second unvaccinated adult working in Grand Teton National Park has tested positive for measles, pro

Gordon seeks comment on sage grouse executive order proposed revisions

SHERIDAN (WNE) — Gov.

Search ends with recovery of North Carolina man's body in Snake River

JACKSON (WNE) — The body of a North Carolina man who was presumed to have drowned in the Snake River on July 4 was re

Lessons in flag etiquette — Douglas Legion members say farewell to flags 

DOUGLAS —  Ever since Betsy Ross stitched her last stitch on “Old Glory,” the American flag has been a sacred item th

The making of a champion — Lander student earns top honor in national civics competition

LANDER — When Miriam Washut wasn't rehearsing for the school play, competing with Lander's inaugural high school soft

Unconventional lifestyle leads couple to Worland

WORLAND —  You know you’ve made an unconventional lifestyle choice when your family has a bet on how long they think

Bat woman — UW grad student researches the eerie night flyers

DOUGLAS — Often people see a bat as an omen of evil, a comic book oddity or maybe nuisance in a barn.

Who is Curt Blake? The fourth Republican running to be Wyoming governor.

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Saying no to surveillance — Green River community comes out against automated surveillance technology

GREEN RIVER — The Green River City Council chambers became a battlefield of beliefs Tuesday night as city officials a

Wyoming authorities call on Rocky Mountain Power to explain role in massive November power outage

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New plan sparks concerns — Pryor Mountain Horse advocates worry about the future of a historic herd

LOVELL — At first glance, the Bureau of Land Management’s newly approved management plan for the Pryor Mountain Wild

Jackson business defaced with antisemitic symbol

JACKSON — JH Mountain Glow, a skincare business in downtown Jackson, was defaced with an antisemitic symbol over the

Laramie County sheriff tables TV show feature offer indefinitely to protect privacy of inmates

CHEYENNE — Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak has decided to table an offer to have the county jail featured on a rel

Highway Patrol: Wyoming pedestrian killed in April crash identified

CHEYENNE (WNE) — A woman killed in a crash in April has been identified.

One killed in two-vehicle crash in Gillette

GILLETTE (WNE) — A 32-year-old Gillette man died after a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon.

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