LARAMIE – Despite once again fighting to make things interesting, the University of Wyoming men’s basketball team won’t have anything to show for it.
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News from the 2020 Legislature
- Senate kills amendment requiring more voter ID on Election Day
- Lawmakers take first steps to amend biennial budget
- House committee advances bill instituting 48-hour waiting period for abortions
- Lawmakers weigh arguments over CFD police deployments
- Gun safety resolution that could “save kids’ lives” inches closer to law
- Bills to aid coal, mineral workers in bankruptcy cases advance
- Judiciary Committee passes murdered and missing persons bill
- Gordon, top lawmakers eye massive land purchase in southern Wyoming
- State legislators reject hazing bill
- Bill highlights tension between city, CFD over police deployments
- Senate kills amendment requiring more voter ID on Election Day
- Senate Judiciary passes executive session exemption, guardian ad litem bill
- "It's a new day:" Taco John's rolls out aggressive growth initiative
- Police blotter 2-20-20
- Toxic Superfund cleanups decline to more than 30-year low
- Everyone gives, Everyone gains 2-20-20
- Lawmakers take first steps to amend biennial budget
- Report finds Wyoming wages haven't risen with cost of living
- Yellowstone expected to feel impacts of coronavirus
- Commissioners save by paying Archer loan early, say goodbye to Ash
Local Briefs
- Pine Bluffs Municipal Airport to receive grant from USDOT
- Special meeting of the city's governing body scheduled
- Wyoming Digital Archives adds one millionth digital document
- Senators Enzi and Barrasso endorse Lummis for U.S. Senate
- Wyoming Showcase to be included at Treefort Music Fest
- Cheyenne police searching for robbery suspect
- Converse County commissioner announces U.S. Senate candidacy
- East High School's speech and debate team wins awards
- CRMC Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Clinic to host open house
- Sixth annual Rally for Women's Rights to be held March 7 at Supreme Court Building
CHEYENNE – Principal Phil Thompson’s decision to eliminate South High School’s daily study hall pushed an estimated 200 students to protest Tuesday.
WASHINGTON – The Trump administration completed the fewest cleanups of toxic Superfund sites last year than any administration since the program’s first years in the 1980s, figures released by the Environmental Protection Agency indicated Wednesday.
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Sports - Laramie County
CHEYENNE – Four players finished in double figures, but that wasn’t enough for the Laramie County Community College women’s basketball team in a 63-61 loss to visiting Eastern Wyoming on Wednesday.
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