Several nonprofits on the Western Slope of Colorado are preparing for mass deportations under a second Trump administration. “Know your rights” trainings, local government ordinances, and executive orders are part of the tapestry of defenses.
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Search and Rescue more than doubles last year’s missions
A new multimillion-dollar helicopter saves lives. Other rescuers in the West are watching.
‘Reímos para no llorar’
Preparando para Trump, una abogada inmigracion dice a sus clientes a memorizar sus derechos, números de teléfono y planes de cuidado infantil.
‘We laugh so we don’t cry’
Bracing for Trump, an immigration lawyer tells clients to memorize their rights, phone numbers and childcare plans.
The ‘conservative environmentalist’: How one Gen Zer says Republicans will fight climate change
Tackling climate change isn’t a top priority for Republicans, but Benji Backer says that can change.
Wyomingites prefer free news and trust local journalists, new survey says
A new survey, conducted by the Wyoming Local News Fund, asks Wyoming residents how they use local news and their level of trust.
As Wyoming lawmakers look to the next session, a Freedom Caucus majority looms
At the Governor’s Business Forum in Laramie, a panel of state lawmakers looked forward to the next legislative session.
Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming
Most people close to the issue expected the case to end up in front of the Wyoming Supreme Court.
Mayor-elect leaves vacant seat on Town Council
Arne Jorgensen currently serves on the Jackson Town Council. His election to mayor sets the stage for an appointment, the first in over a decade.
