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Former U.S. Senator Al Simpson passed away Friday in Cody. A native of the Cody community, Simpson was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 1978. He served in that role for 18 years. -
Chris Clements/Wyoming Public RadioAt least six bills aimed to make building easier by removing barriers or providing funds. Five died without discussion.
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The bill was altered significantly in both the House and Senate. -
The new bill would grant immunity from misdemeanor possession or use charges for those who seek help during a medical emergency. The goal is to save lives. -
KHOL has confirmed only one unnamed person was detained. ICE has not shared warrants. -
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The new detections bring the total number of herds in the state quarantining for the disease to four. -
The Wyoming House and Senate must agree on whether pre-K tuition fits within the scope of a private school voucher program. -
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When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine almost three years ago, people around the world were moved by the stories and images coming out of Eastern Europe. Among them was Dr. Kent Kleppinger, a pediatrician from Laramie who felt compelled to lend a hand, despite having no personal connection to Ukraine.
