
LARAMIE – The number of COVID-19 cases at the University of Wyoming during the spring semester so far is significantly lower than the fall semester, in concert with a trend of declining cases in the state and nation, according to a UW news release.
CHEYENNE – Wyoming’s total of active coronavirus cases increased slightly again Friday, with almost 120 new laboratory-confirmed cases.
CHEYENNE – The Paycheck Protection Program exclusively opened applications Wednesday for small businesses with 20 employees or fewer and sole …
CHEYENNE – School leaders from across Wyoming testified against a proposal to cut tens of millions in K-12 funding during a virtual House Educ…
CHEYENNE – Wyoming could soon join the vast majority of U.S. states that have some sort of protections for journalists’ use of confidential so…
CHEYENNE – Beginning Monday, a COVID-19 health order restricting operations of Wyoming businesses like hair and nail salons, barber shops and …
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The following totals are as of 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26:
LARAMIE – The number of COVID-19 cases at the University of Wyoming during the spring semester so far is significantly lower than the fall semester, in concert with a trend of declining cases in the state and nation, according to a UW news release.
CHEYENNE – As of Thursday, Feb. 25, the number of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases identified in routine surveillance samplings conducted at Wyoming Department of Corrections facilities during the previous week was 30.
LARAMIE — As the state faces major expenditure cuts, abolishing capital punishment has resurfaced as a feasible means to cut costs.
BUFFALO – As a creditor called for greater oversight and the judge set hard deadlines, the lawyer for coalbed methane company US Realm Powder …
POWELL — Wyoming awarded TCT more than $10 million in federal CARES Act money last year for a number of projects to expand broadband access to rural areas of the Big Horn Basin.
JACKSON – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has again turned down local biologists’ proposal to add birds to a tiny, isolated sage grouse population that dwells up the Gros Ventre River basin in order to avert its total collapse.
LARAMIE – Wyoming agricultural producers are wrestling events outside their control as La Nina off the west coast of the Americas pushes moisture-laden storms on a northern track and seemingly tightening drought’s grip on their rangelands.
CODY – The Yellowstone Ecosystem grizzly bear population fell by 10 bears from 2019 to 2020 and now numbers 727, according to new estimates from an interagency team of scientists.Â