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Chuck Gray says he’s responding to faulty tests of voting equipment. Some counties are retesting at his request. At least
To Trump or Trump not: Two camps receive former president in Wyoming’s bluest enclave
Visitors and residents hoped in vain to catch a glimpse of the GOP presidential nominee, who attended an expensive invitation-only
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State law prohibits political party funds from being used to help nominate one candidate over another of the same party
Concealed carry at the Wyoming Capitol? State officials want input
Gov. Mark Gordon is leading discussions Monday about firearm allowances in the Capitol grounds.
Wyoming wants your input on maternal, child health priorities
Health department offers surveys, focus group spots as maternal and child health group prepares to create action plan.
Rocky Mountain Power wants to hike rates again, this time by $123.5 million, or 14.7%
The request by Wyoming’s largest monopoly electricity provider is mostly due to investments in renewables, interstate transmission lines and wildfire
Hageman proposes a Boulder, Colorado, fossil-fuel-free experiment
In a town hall in Jackson, Wyoming’s lone U.S. representative called for a pilot project taking away the progressive city’s
When do people become adults? The answer may determine who’s sentenced to life without parole.
Christopher Hicks has been serving three life sentences for his role in two murders when he was 19. His lawyers
Two Montana grizzly bears trucked to Wyoming to bolster genetic diversity, help states’ delisting case
One bear got dropped off at Togwotee Pass and another along a remote shoreline of Yellowstone Lake.
Wyoming allows snowmobilers to run down wildlife. Despite global outrage, it may stay legal.
Gov. Mark Gordon advised lawmakers to steer clear of messing with predatory animal statutes that allow for much-maligned recreational activity.
Wyoming rebukes feds for further delaying Yellowstone grizzly delisting decision
A sharply worded letter from the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office says the federal agency’s delay until 2025 "reeks of arrogance
Lawmaker revives radioactive debate over nuclear waste in Wyoming
Rep. Donald Burkhart Jr. says he’s drafting a proposal for radioactive waste storage to generate major revenue for the state.
Lawmakers press one another, secretary of state, for solutions to misleading mailers
In the midst of political mailers setting off defamation suits and cease-and-desist letters in Wyoming, the state’s top election official
Economic self-sufficiency report underscores Wyoming workers’ struggle to make ends meet
Child-care, housing and other costs rising faster than wages, leaving many Wyoming workers unable to keep up, according to report.
Lawmakers pump brakes on fast-tracked mining after gravel pit dustup
A legislative panel tabled plans, for now, to expand a regulatory mining exemption because Casper area residents say the effort
Cease and desist: Virginia man threatens legal action after group uses his photo to portray Wyoming candidate
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Mining vs. local control: Casper-area candidates address the gravel pit
Though most are opposed, candidates in contested races walk the line between support for gravel mining in general and protecting
Suit alleges Jackson hospital caused man’s death due to his immigration, uninsured status
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Mining the sun: Some in coal’s epicenter hope to sustain the local economy with renewables
Solar panels on reclaimed mines could power new industry in the Powder River Basin, but a lack of grid space
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Lawmakers sue Wyoming Freedom PAC over Trump-ballot mailers
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Mailers circulate false claims Wyoming lawmakers voted to remove Trump from ballot
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Believed innocent by advocates, man convicted for ‘shaken baby syndrome’ dies behind bars
The controversial 1995 case of Daniel Johnson and the death of his 2-month-old son attracted groups working to commute his
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