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A new report shows Wyoming is a fairly average state when it comes to overall child welfare. But the state ranks much worse when it comes to having healthy children.
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A new report finds that kids in Wyoming do better on most metrics than kids in other states. But those children are more likely to experience mental health problems and lack health insurance.
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Most recent data shows that Wyoming women are getting less prenatal care and that maternal mortality is up.
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Students of color are more likely to be suspended from Wyoming's public schools than their white counterparts. That's according to a report released by…
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Eight thousand children in Wyoming have young parents ages 18 to 24. Close to 60 percent of those families are low income, according to the Opening Doors…
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Why do more moms have access to prenatal care in Johnson County than other parts of Wyoming? Why does Crook County have the highest on-time high school…
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A new study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation finds kids from immigrant families, as well as children of color, face persistent challenges that hinder…
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Wyoming has improved in national child well-being rankings over the past year, but still ranks very low when it comes to child health. That’s according…
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The official child poverty rate in Wyoming—and around the country—may be too high. That’s according to a report released Wednesday by the Annie E. Casey…