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DOUGLAS (WNE) — Wyoming’s snowpack is slightly increasing, thanks to several days of snow across the state during the last couple of weeks.
CHEYENNE – The February 2021 issue of the Cheyenne Economic Indicators report is available at the state of Wyoming’s Economic Analysis Divisio…
CHEYENNE – A legislative committee advanced a bill Tuesday that would increase the state’s per-gallon fuel tax by nine cents, or about a third…
Correction: A previous version of the article incorrectly stated the DEQ setback regulation is 500 square feet. That regulation is imposed by …
GILLETTE — As Powder River Basin coal continues to take a pounding with production down about 22% last year over 2019, the local industry quie…
CODY (WNE) – With the use of a Huey helicopter from Montana, Park County Search and Rescue saved two snowmobilers Saturday in the Beartooth Mo…
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CHEYENNE – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced a Clean Water Act (CWA) settlement with Fleur de Lis Energy and F…
GILLETTE – On Friday, Feb. 19, the U.S. Department of Interior, Eagle Specialty Materials (ESM), and the attorneys in Blackjewel’s bankruptcy …
CHEYENNE – After less than two years together, the Wyoming Independent Citizens Coalition is being recognized for its impact on the Cheyenne c…
CHEYENNE – Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce CEO Dale Steenbergen pushed back against claims made last week by state Sen. Anthony Bouchard,…
CHEYENNE – With an eye toward the future of technology and entrepreneurship in Cheyenne, the Cheyenne City Council approved two resolutions Mo…
CODY — Faye Livingston, 78, has been pretty homebound since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Although she has been living with her daughter, who h…
GILLETTE — Two bills that were signed into law this month will help counties collect mineral production taxes.
LARAMIE (WNE) — The University of Wyoming Police Department and FBI are currently investigating the racist Zoom bombing that took place Monday…
GILLETTE (WNE) — A Gillette man won big earlier this month when he won nearly half a million dollars at Wyoming Downs and set a state record.
JACKSON — On a Friday afternoon last October, game warden Brian DeBolt and federal special agent Steve Stoinski drove to the Solitude Subdivis…
Following the success of the Downtown Restaurant Payroll Grant in December 2020, Laramie Main Street is once again partnering with United Way …
SHERIDAN — Citing numerous concerns and inconsistencies within the company’s 322-page application, Sheridan County commissioners voted unanimo…
PINEDALE (WNE) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Feb. 10 it reached a Clean Water Act settlement with Fleur de Lis Energ…
CHEYENNE – About two months removed from the first COVID-19 vaccinations in Wyoming, public health efforts are ongoing across the state to get…
CHEYENNE – Continued low levels of precipitation in Wyoming this winter could mean a bad wildfire season this summer.
GREEN RIVER — The Sweetwater County Commission approved a budget and audit schedule at Tuesday's regular meeting and considered other budget i…
The African American and Diaspora Studies and the Black Studies Center, in partnership with the Wyoming Institute for Humanities Research, dis…
AFTON (WNE) — State Rep. Evan Simpson, R-Afton, says the Recalibration Committee has set a 6.5% cut to education in House Bill 61 before it wi…
IVERTON (WNE) — Accused of having stolen over $34,000 from the town of Pavillion, the town’s clerk was charged recently with aggregate theft.
RAWLINS — The Rawlins City Council rejected a new residential infill plat for the Postlethwaite subdivision during its first meeting of the mo…
RIVERTON (WNE) — Federal coronavirus relief has drastically, if temporarily, reduced the “minimum revenue guarantee” payment required to maint…