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April’s 3.6% is “modestly higher” than last year, but “considerably lower” than the U.S. rate.
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The stretch from Chief Joseph Scenic Byway to the Montana state line will open on Saturday, conditions permitting.
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The plan doesn’t include a perpetuity fund. It was meant to stretch out more than a billion federal dollars for decades to come. Instead, Wyoming will spend the funds this year on sustaining basic care.
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Days before Smith’s confirmation, three federal judges dismissed charges against nine defendants in cases that Smith was involved in, citing his “deeply concerning” misconduct.
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Litigants representing themselves in certain civil matters, like divorce and evictions, can get virtual help with process, forms and legal aid.
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Park staff believe a female grizzly bear with 2 or 3 cubs were involved in the encounter that left 2 male hikers injured. An investigation is ongoing.
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More than 3,900 residents voted in Tuesday’s special election to keep local sales tax at six cents to fund specific government projects. A third of Wyoming counties have this tax.
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One or more bears attacked a pair of hikers near the Old Faithful geyser.
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The case was in an adult from Fremont County with unconfirmed vaccination status.
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Abortion is legal once again in Wyoming. A temporary restraining order is in place as litigation continues on the Human Heartbeat Act.