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Gov. Gordon talks land deals, energy sector and Freedom Caucus in press...
The entrance to the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne on Feb. 22, 2024.(Chris Clements / Wyoming Public Radio)Gov. Mark Gordon answered reporters’ questions on Wyoming land deals, the state’s energy...
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New conservation easement protects wildlife habitat and migration routes near...
A view of the North Fork landscape near Yellowstone that includes a portion of the new conservation easement.(Quick Draw Productions)A nonprofit land trust says more habitat for big game near...
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U.S. Attorney’s Office: Yellowstone gunman espoused white supremacist views
This story is part of our Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the state.The man who opened fire in Canyon Village in Yellowstone National Park...
View ArticleThe “W” Book #455: Harriman Daniel Richardson Family Papers
First year students at the University of Wyoming in 1922 had a lot to learn. Of course, there were classes to take, but there were also songs to memorize and traditions to follow. The YMCA and YWCA...
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A Casper College veteran student will be better able to serve his community thanks to a timely donation. The Casper Star-Tribune reports 66-year-old John Mark Hutchins is studying to be a paramedic...
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Snowmobilers may soon pay more to ride in western states
(iStock Photo)Two Mountain West states could raise fees for snowmobilers. This comes as the cost of grooming forest trails skyrockets.In Wyoming, it’s currently $35 to register a snowmobile for the...
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Museum Minute: With humor, artist looks at the commercialization of Native...
The acrylic on canvas, “Tonto’s Dream” by David Bradley, is part of the Whitney Western Art Museum’s collection. (Whitney Western Art Museum)Minnesota Chippewa artist David Bradley pokes fun at...
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Hageman, Barrasso and Lummis take on new roles going into the 119th Congress
The U.S. Capitol Building(Tom Harris / Flickr / Edited by Hannah Habermann)This story is part of our Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the...
View ArticleAround Wyoming, Friday, January 10
A Weston County license plate collector recently found a very special plate. The Newcastle News Letter Journal reports Collin Townsend’s family has had the number 158 on their license plates since his...
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A red lake, an intro to the Legislature, and more...
Today on the show, a little lake north of Pinedale has long been treasured by locals for fishing. But this fall, something happened... it turned red. There’s going to be an influx of new faces at the...
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Cheyenne Roundup 2025: Ep. 1 - Ready, set, govern! What you need to know for...
The 68th Wyoming Legislature begins its general session on Jan. 14. The next two months are Wyoming lawmakers' one chance this year to set the policies that govern how our state operates — and the...
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Lummis and Barrasso reintroduce bill to maintain the name “Devils Tower” in...
(Jeff Myers / Flickr via CC BY-NC 2.0)In the first week of Congress’ new session, Wyoming Sens. Cynthia Lummis and John Barrasso have once again joined forces to introduce a bill to maintain the name...
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Who was Nellie Tayloe Ross, Wyoming – and the nation’s – first female governor?
Image 2: Photo of a coin minted to honor Nellie Tayloe Ross as the Director of the U.S. Mint., 1933. Box 18, Nellie Tayloe Ross papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.(American...
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WyoFile reporter debrief: What’s going on with Pinedale’s red lake?
(Wyoming Game and Fish Department / Courtesy of WyoFile )A beloved fishing lake near Pinedale now has no fish. To top it off, the entire lake turned red a couple months ago – a deep maroon red.Land...
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‘I’m not a politician, I’m a long-haired biker’: New faces at the Wyoming...
(Courtesy of Tom Kelly)Rep. Tom Kelly (R-Sheridan) is part of a wave of new lawmakers who'll be heading to the Wyoming Capitol in Cheyenne soon for the legislative session on Jan. 14. He’s a professor...
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Cheyenne Roundup 2025: Ready, set, govern! What you need to know for...
The 68th Wyoming Legislature begins its general session on Jan. 14. The next two months are Wyoming lawmakers' one chance this year to set the policies that govern how our state operates — and the...
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A red lake, an intro to the Legislature, and more...
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New land trust area outside Sheridan brings opportunities for conservation...
( Sheridan Community Land Trust)The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) recently sealed the deal on the purchase of 117 acres just a few miles outside of the town’s Main Street. The new property is...
View ArticleAround Wyoming, Monday, January 13
According to the Wyoming Historical Society, on January 12, 1878, the first issue of “Carbon County News” was published in Rawlins. On January 12, 1886, a bill to create the University of Wyoming was...
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The 68th Wyoming Legislative Session begins this week. What issues will you...
(Kamila Kudelska / Wyoming Public Media)The 68th Wyoming Legislative Session begins this week. What issues will you be watching?Related StoryBy contributing your comment, you consent to the possibility...
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