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Pat O'Toole passed away February 25th. O'Toole was a rancher who worked in the state to champion agriculture and the environment.
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A handful of physicians argue the law prevents “abortions on demand” while allowing them when a pregnant person’s life is in danger.
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A Teton County judge denied the request today from Secretary Gray and others to defend the state's near-total abortion ban, currently blocked during litigation.
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The route to the research site feels like a polar expedition. High in the mountains above Crested Butte, Colorado, a team of scientists trudges single file through the whiteout, following a chain of orange flags marking the route.
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Yellowstone National Park’s east entrance just opened. It is a lifeline for the gateway community of Cody, and after three years of continually being tested by the pandemic and historic flooding, Superintendent Cam Sholly is really hoping this summer will be quiet. But as he told Wyoming Public Radio’s Kamila Kudelska, the heavy snow from the winter is already adding more work.
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The Center for Western Priorities' most recent annual spills report logged nearly 2,500 spills in the three important oil- and gas-producing Western states.
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Gov. Mark Gordon was sworn into his second term on Monday, Jan. 2 in Cheyenne.During his inaugural speech, he said he’s very optimistic about the state’s future. He said he will concentrate on making sure the government is responsive, responsible and accountable while also focusing on diversifying the economy, transforming education and advocating for Wyoming’s values.
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Governor Mark Gordon announced he’s running for a second term as Governor of Wyoming on Monday. Before a group of family and friends in Buffalo, he looked back at the last three years and his accomplishments.
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A Wyoming court case involving public land access may soon head to federal court. Landowners there want damages from four Missouri men who went over a corner where four pieces of land meet: two private, two public. They didn’t touch the private land, but landowners argue they still went over it and, therefore, trespassed.
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In an attempt to offset state budget cuts, Wyoming State Parks and Historic Sites has instituted a fee increase in all areas. Most have increased by a few…