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Historically warm weather hitting wildlife hard, says Wyoming animal rehabber
GILLETTE — Pieces of the lives of Suzanne Hansen’s patients are strewn around her front yard.
In Teton County, a striking, modern house boldly blends in
Locals call the stretch of Wyoming Highway 390 between Wilson and Teton Village the Windy Mile.
Wyoming PBS announces candidate debates will be televised and livestreamed
CODY — The ‘Wyoming PBS’ series of debates related to the 2026 Primary Election will continue Tuesday and Thursday, Aug. 11 and 13, providing voters opportunities to hear directly from
Ward 2 candidate Camargo campaigns on transparency, youth opportunities, managed growth
CHEYENNE — Christopher Camargo says restoring transparency, investing in infrastructure and giving residents a stronger voice in local government are the driving forces behind his campaign for the Ward 2
Byrd: Cuts to Medicare Part D hit Wyoming families ‘where it hurts the most’
CODY — Former State Rep. and Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate James Byrd issued a sharp rebuke regarding the federal announcement that temporary subsidies for Medicare Part D prescription drug
Laramie County clerk: More than 5,700 votes cast in primary so far
CHEYENNE – More than 5,700 voters have cast their ballots in advance of the primary election, according to Laramie County Clerk Debra Lee.
New court filing seeks to hold Laramie County Sheriff Kozak in contempt over records
CHEYENNE — An investigator seeking records from the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office related to a local immigration case filed a document Thursday seeking to hold Sheriff Brian Kozak in contempt
Reid Rasner Proposes Bringing The BLM Headquarters To Wyoming, Creating Thousands of New Jobs in State
A proposal from Republican congressional candidate Reid Rasner is drawing attention for its potential to make Wyoming the permanent home of the Bureau of Land Management
These legislative races could determine the balance of power in Cheyenne
When lawmakers gavel in for the 69th Wyoming Legislature next January in Cheyenne, there will be new faces in the House and the Senate. Voters will decide just how many
Data center developers talk water, energy use and more in forum
CHEYENNE — Data center developers and local utility officials addressed community concerns about water use, electricity costs, environmental impacts and more during the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce...
Martin: The secret lives of Wyoming Freedom Caucus members
For more than a year, the organization I run has maintained a webpage that shows which Wyoming legislators belong to the Freedom Caucus.
Commentary: The best time to change a child's life Is before we give up on them
Cheyenne, like communities across America, is facing difficult challenges. In recent months, our city has experienced heartbreaking incidents involving young people. Each tragedy reminds us that growing up h...
WTE EDITORIAL: Wyoming voters should have confidence in election security
As politicians at the state and national levels continue to sow seeds of doubt about the security of U.S. elections, local voters should have nothing but confidence as they head
Mayor's Minute: Sixth-penny process helps get projects done, holds city accountable
One of the best things about Frontier Days is family coming to visit. Our son Sean’s wife, Kaili, loves rodeo and country music, so they spend part of each CFD
Provocative and sly, ‘I Want Your Sex’ celebrates the fine art of sloppy mistakes
A century of screen vixens reaches its climax with Olivia Wilde playing an X-rated shock artist who seduces her assistant in Gregg Araki’s devilish caper “I Want Your Sex.”
Wyoming congressional candidates talk campaign finance, roadless rule, keeping Trump in check
CASPER — One of the spicier moments of Thursday night’s U.S. House of Representatives forum came when the eight-person panel was asked about the record-breaking sums of personal and family
Secretary of state candidate Young believes experience sets him apart
CHEYENNE — CJ Young is one of four Republican candidates for Wyoming secretary of state squaring off in the Aug. 18 primary election.
Group organizes against Wyoming property tax ballot initiative
SHERIDAN — As Wyoming voters prepare to cast their ballots in the primary election, a group is preparing to fully launch opposition to an initiative on the November general election
Here’s where the Republican candidates for Wyoming governor diverge on policy
In less than three weeks, Wyoming voters will cast their ballots in the Aug. 18 primary election and effectively decide who will be the state’s next governor.
Speed, inattention suspected in deadly crash in Laramie County
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Highway Patrol is investigating a crash in Laramie County that left two Nebraska natives dead and one hospitalized.
Dodson highlights uniqueness in bid for U.S. House of Representatives
CHEYENNE — Richard Dodson has had an outside view of politics for more than 30 years, but he has remained interested and paid attention for much of his life.
Cases against Ace Hardware robbery defendants sent to district court
CHEYENNE — Two of the three defendants facing charges related to the recent robbery in the Ace Hardware & Paint parking lot on East Lincolnway appeared Friday before Laramie County
Coach, businessman Karajanis touts professional experience in council Ward 1 campaign
CHEYENNE — Business owner and longtime coach Cameron Karajanis is seeking the open Ward 1 seat on the Cheyenne City Council, saying his experience managing multimillion-dollar budgets through work with