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Non-profit Feeding Laramie Valley had a $117,000 grant to install a commercial kitchen revoked the day before construction began.
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Gov. Mark Gordon picked Attorney General Bridget Hill to fill the vacant seat after Chief Justice Kate Fox retires in May.
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An early outlook from the National Interagency Fire Center anticipates “normal” potential for large wildfires in Wyoming through June. Normal still means fires. A few early-season blazes near Wheatland already caused evacuations in February.
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Out-of-staters say they’re OK with paying more in states like Wyoming, if that means trails are groomed well.
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Jan. 5 marks the anniversary of Wyoming Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross’s inauguration.
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The Education Commission of the States is a national nonpartisan organization with a stated goal to help create effective education policy in states. Gov. Mark Gordon will chair the organization for two years starting in July 2025.
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Teton County District Court Judge Melissa Owens ruled Monday that the two laws passed by the Wyoming legislature to restrict or completely ban abortion in the state violate the Wyoming Constitution.
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Some states are authorizing mid-level dental therapists — who can provide a limited scope of services. But others aren’t sure it’s the right strategy for tackling dentist shortages.
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Visitation was two percent higher than last September. Overall year-to-date visitation is five percent higher than in 2023.
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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.