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A Natrona County court has blocked laws related to ultrasounds for abortion seekers and renovations for abortion clinics. The judge said they violate Wyomingites’ right to make their own healthcare decisions, among other arguments.

Open Spaces show rundown for June 12, 2026.

Companies have long registered in Delaware because of its favorable business environment. But Wyoming’s low tax rates, cryptocurrency industry and chancery court could be making them change course.

Clifford Fewel provides cognitive behavioral health courses for adults and young people around Wyoming and Colorado, especially those involved in the justice system.

In an annual report on child wellbeing by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Wyoming is twelfth in the country, up from 23rd last year.

Pamela Galbreath has published a new book titled “In the Scent of Horses, Hay and Old Barns: The Story of Eleanor Prince-Intrepid American Horsemanship Educator.” The biography is set in southeast Wyoming.

Today on the show, we hear how more businesses are registering in the Cowboy State. A new business court could help bring more. Wyoming is ranking better every year on child and family wellbeing. But more can be done. And, how one Kinnear resident is supporting change for people involved in the justice system. Those stories and more.

Albany County School District No. 1 is looking to crack down on deepfakes, especially those that are sexually explicit. The move comes as a new state law adds criminal penalties for the making or sharing of nonconsensual sexual deepfakes.

After a record-breaking month of visitors in May, the national park could see a historic summer of tourism. Twenty percent more tourists visited Yellowstone than in May of 2021, which kicked off the busiest year on record with more than 4.8 million visitors.