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Plus there’s no guarantee the public would maintain access.
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The display of Pride flags outside the Evansville town hall had inspired one local man to protest by covering the nearby sidewalk with chalk swastikas.
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One would allow nuclear reactor manufacturers to temporarily store used nuclear fuel in Wyoming, and the other would provide legal protections for private security guards at nuclear facilities.
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Locals brought photos, letters, journals and artwork from queer Casperites of the distant past and the present.
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Children under the age of 18 now have the option to testify remotely, rather than being in the same room as their alleged perpetrator or a jury.
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The Casper Air Army base played an outsized role in the city during World War II, but did you know it also was a significant part of its Black history? A recently unearthed newspaper column chronicled the Black GIs stationed there, and its discovery shocked the son of its author, who had no idea of his father’s history there.
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The centers in Cheyenne and Casper were initially set to be downgraded under the agency’s “Delivering for America” agenda, with mail instead being processed in Denver and Billings.
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A teenage boy pleaded guilty to murdering a teenage girl in Casper earlier this year.
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Doctors in the Mountain West are recommending a new method to test kids for autism, and it involves downloading an app.
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The “Championship of Champions” Indian horse relay races are back in Casper for the weekend of Sept. 20 to 22. This year, more teams are competing than ever.