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CHEYENNE – Laramie County jurors returned both guilty and not guilty verdicts against two co-defendants in the May high-speed chase and shootout through downtown Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE – A man accused of sexually assaulting his ex-wife pleaded not guilty to the charge Monday afternoon in Laramie County District Court.
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CHEYENNE – Today is a special day for Wyoming. Although people have long debated the details of how and why the Equality State got its name, there is no denying the basic facts: On Dec. 10, 1869, Gov. John Campbell signed a bill granting full suffrage – and the right to hold public office – …
CHEYENNE – Though the Cheyenne City Council killed the contract to buy a portion of the Hitching Post Inn property at its Monday meeting, city staff will continue their due diligence in keeping the project rolling.
CHEYENNE – Wyoming legislators on the Joint Appropriations Committee got their first chance Monday to ask Gov. Mark Gordon about the details of his 2021-22 biennium budget request, which was released last month.
CHEYENNE – According to the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, coal workers in Wyoming need more protections when it comes to bankruptcy filings in the industry.
CHEYENNE – While their political affiliations and religious beliefs varied, about two dozen people gathered outside the state Capitol on Monday afternoon with one goal in mind: to repeal Wyoming’s death penalty.
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LARAMIE (WNE) — A photography exhibit and film that premiered at the University of Wyoming more than two years ago are now on display at the Smithsonian.
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GILLETTE — As she explained her desire to spend her year’s allowance on giving food to the needy, sixth-grader Audrey Carlson looked at a poster about the law of cause and effect hanging in the hallway outside her classroom.
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- District court roundup: Man accused of sexually assaulting ex-wife
- How to celebrate today's 150th anniversary of Wyoming women's suffrage
- Council kills purchase of Hitching Post Inn property, for now
- Governor presents budget proposal to lawmakers
- Workforce Services: Coal workers need more protections in bankruptcy cases
- Biegler: Catholic Church opposes for-profit immigrant detention center
- McDaniel: Pilgrimage to border opens eyes to desperation
- City leaders must step up to help downtown succeed
- Person involved in hit-and-run damaged more than just a car
- Great work by mail, newspaper carriers during recent storm
- Edmonds: A really old-fashioned Christmas message
Phillippa Lack’s home is a shrine to artwork past, present and future. Read more
We’ve all been to one, and after a while, they can feel the same: On what would otherwise be a “Silent Night,” you head to a concert to hear a bunch of people singing to bring “Joy to the World” and a “White Christmas.” Read more
Many of us rely more and more on streaming services for TV shows and movies and on Kindle downloads for the latest best-sellers. But the market for DVDs, Blu-rays and good old fashioned books remains strong. Read more
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TORRINGTON – While hemp advocates are quick to point out that the cannabis sativa cultivar can be used for thousands of products ranging from … Read more
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As Democrats champion anti-discrimination protections for the LGBTQ community and Republicans counter with worries about safeguarding religiou… Read more
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LARAMIE — Wyoming’s Industrial Siting Council has approved a permit for a 277-turbine wind farm that’s planned for construction on the border … Read more
