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The Wyoming Grant Assistance Program offers grant assistance to state agencies, local and tribal governments, nonprofits and small businesses that face barriers to access grant funding.
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After years of speculation, the social media giant says the data center will go online in 2027.
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In the state's nearly 60th lawsuit against the Biden administration, Goc. Mark Gordon pushes back against what he calls "a federal mandate to transition to electric vehicles."
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Gov. Mark Gordon traveled to Gillette to assure worried citizens that he will fight federal agencies on coal production, Campbell County's economic lifeblood.
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The State Lands and Investment Board (SLIB) approved the funds needed to repair a failing million gallon water tower in Wheatland on Thursday.
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The states of Wyoming and Utah have filed a lawsuit against the BLM. The complaint alleges that the BLM's public lands rule violates the National Environmental Policy Act.
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Representative Mark Jennings (R-Sheridan), a member of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, is circulating a letter among lawmakers asking Gov. Mark Gordon to call a special session. It’s the second such call in three months.
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The Indian consul general for our region completed a whirlwind visit to Laramie this week, meeting with the governor, local officials and Indian students at the University of Wyoming.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon spoke with Wyoming Public Radio’s Caitlin Tan about his regional work as chair of an association of Western governors, and also how issues are unfolding in Wyoming, especially with regard to coal.
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Wyoming has joined a lawsuit against California. The 20-state coalition claims that California, along with four other states, is engaged in litigation that threatens the energy sector nationwide.