A sweeping bill aimed at improving literacy education in Wyoming schools got the greenlight from the state’s education committee last week.
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Sublette County grand jury to decide if felony charges should be brought in ‘wolf abuse’ case
A grand jury is a controversial legal tool rarely used in the state system.
Gillette senator signals a run for governor, first sitting lawmaker to do so
Barlow joins Casper entrepreneur Reid Rasner and retired Marine Brent Bien of Cody in a bid for the highest executive office in the Equality State.
Shuttered Wyoming newspapers will open again
During the past week behind the scenes, the Wyoming Press Association and news organizations around the state scrambled to find a rescue plan.
With federal funds secured, Crisp to focus on state advocacy
At the forefront this year: securing state funds and balancing tech in schools.
‘A traumatized few and a naive rest of society’: Destigmatizing first responders’ mental health
First responders are more likely to experience mental health conditions than the general public.
Wyoming health department tracks down more than 200 after mass rabies exposure
Jackson Lake Lodge guests from 38 states and 7 countries contacted for treatment consideration.
Public Lands, Public Voices: A regional call-in show
The discussion centered on the growing threats facing public lands, including recent attempts to sell off land and efforts to roll back existing protections.
Fossil fuels expansion on federal lands leads to questions on the validity of the Trump administration’s “national energy emergency”
The Trump administration declared a national energy emergency in January, hoping to spur domestic energy and mineral production. Some advocates say the administration is using the declaration as a pretense to bolster the fossil fuel industry.
