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Ranchers report average hay year, Markets down slightly due to carryover

BUFFALO β€” Both the timing and the yield for hay harvest has been about average so far this summer, ranchers say.

Production resumes at local uranium mine

BUFFALO β€” Johnson County's Willow Creek uranium mine is productive again for the first time in roughly six years.

Dark money pours into Senate race

BUFFALO β€” A dark money political action group is throwing resources into GOP primaries across Wyoming, Idaho, Ohio, N

Senior population grows

BUFFALO β€” Even in the fastest-aging state in the country, Johnson County stands out for its share of residents over a

City of Buffalo refuses lease with private, affordable housing company

BUFFALO β€” Buffalo City Council voted unanimously Tuesday not to enter into a lease agreement with a private company s

Kinskey: Find a way

BUFFALO β€” The legislative committee considering whether to fund an $88 million renovation to the Veterans' Home of Wy

Improved aerial firefighting base opens in north-central Wyoming

BUFFALO β€”Β  Federal and state firefighting agencies on Friday unveiled a new aerial firefighting base in Casper, a cen

New nursing home staffing rule concerns senators

BUFFALO β€” In response to a new rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services that they say could devasta

Hunting predators

Predator board gets full funding request

Local freeze-dried food business to be featured on Food Network

BUFFALO (WNE) β€” When food phenom Guy Fieri visited Buffalo last year to film an episode about Pie Zano's restaurant o

Crews wrapping up wildlife crossing project

BUFFALO (WNE) β€” A 15-mile stretch of Interstate 25 between Buffalo and Kaycee is expected to be much safer for both m

Buffalo saddle maker wins leatherworking award

BUFFALO β€” Paul Clark didn't set out in life to be a saddle maker.

BLM hikes bond rates

BUFFALO β€” The Bureau of Land Management recently released changes to its oil and gas leasing bond schedule, which are

20 in 20

BUFFALO β€” All Craig Johnson wanted to do was tell a good story.

Congress passes Russian uranium ban

β€˜Ready to use’

Mindsets shifting on career and tech ed

BUFFALO β€” Gone are the days when the only question soon-to-be high school graduates are asked is where they are going

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