Ellis Iurilli-Hough
News InternHailing from Melrose, MA, Ellis Iurilli-Hough is a student at Connecticut College with a passion for journalism. He currently works at his school newspaper, where he serves as the Opinions Editor, and has experience covering local news for his city paper. A double major in Civic Literacy and Philosophy, he’s interested in a variety of topics, and enjoys reporting on politics, education, environment, and local events. He’s also an avid runner for his college’s cross country and track teams, reader, birder, traveler, outdoor enthusiast, and enjoyer of all things creative. In his short time at WPR, he hopes to leave a lasting impact on the people who read his stories, and the entire Wyoming community."
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Unemployment fell this month while more jobs were created across multiple sectors. -
The annual Heart Mountain Pilgrimage, which commemorates the internment of thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II, is happening at the end of July. The Japanese ambassador to the U.S. will make an appearance. -
The Fort Bridger State Historic Site, home of the annual Mountain Man Rendezvous, is hosting a paranormal investigation at the end of July and visitors are invited to help. -
Voters can now request absentee ballots and vote early until August 17. -
A new exhibit at the Wyoming Women’s History House in Laramie features artwork by women around the state. -
Visitation records were broken this May, but June saw slightly fewer people than last year. -
With low river flows and high water temperatures, conditions for fish are increasingly deadly. -
Officials are anticipating fewer July wildfires in the northeast corner of the state. Parts of the south still remain above normal fire potential. -
A travelling exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution examines the American experiment over the past 250 years. -
Open Spaces show rundown for June 26, 2026. -
The university is partnering with local ranchers and restaurants to bring consumers a meaningful dining experience.
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After being paused since January 2025, the Department of Energy has committed to funding a new rebate program designed to save residents money on home energy projects.
