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Teton County prosecutor: Courts should clarify 48-hour ICE holds as county funds review

JACKSON — As Teton County prepares to launch an independent review of its immigration enforcement policies, Prosecuti

Weekend heat wave could bring historic highs to northern, western Wyoming

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US Senate candidate Benavidez shrugs off probation sentence

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Search for missing man extends into Palisades Reservoir

JACKSON (WNE) —  Search and rescue crews continue to search for the body of a North Carolina man presumed to have dro

Teton Pass multi-vehicle crash kills 2, injures 4

JACKSON (WNE) —- On Tuesday, two people were killed and four people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash that closed

Average gas prices drop another 11 cents per gallon in Wyoming

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 11 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.79

Wyoming uranium miner wants to expand aquifer drilling

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Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate considers himself conservative

POWELL —  As he campaigns across the state, U.S.

Gubernatorial candidates attend Cody forum: three GOP contenders diverge on some issues and agree on others

CODY — The siloing of public education ranks as one of the most contentious issues the state has encountered, and the

Equalization Board agrees to apply tax cap while legal battle unfolds

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Who will pay for orphan wells?

Multiple organizations fighting new rules for drilling on public land

Wyoming wins ‘Best of NNA’ award for fifth consecutive year

Gillette College achieves accreditation 'candidacy status,' considers pursuing early accreditation

GILLETTE (WNE) — Last Thursday, Gillette College achieved its most significant step toward accreditation so far.

Teton Park beginning 'high-visibility' traffic enforcement

JACKSON (WNE) — Law enforcement rangers in Grand Teton National Park will be conducting “high-visibility enforcement”

Wyoming opens school-choice vouchers to new applicants as court challenge lingers

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Investigation finds no evidence of corruption

ROCK SPRINGS — An independent investigation into allegations of corruption within the city of Rock Springs government

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