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A legislative committee advanced a bill Thursday that would require people to live in Wyoming 30 days before they could vote in state elections. Presidential races would be exempt.

Rocky Mountain Power faces criticism for poor public outreach and putting profit over the well-being of Wyoming’s low-income residents.

LANDER — Wyoming’s suicide rate may be down this year. But what does that actually mean for mental health in the Cowboy State?

LANDER — Wyoming’s suicide rate may be down this year. But what does that actually mean for mental health in the Cowboy State?

State Sen. Cale Case and Lander City Attorney Adam Phillips have clashed over people being allowed to camp free in City Park. Case says it’s unfair competition, but Phillips says it’s a public service.

LANDER — Wyoming’s suicide rate may be down this year. But what does that actually mean for mental health in the Cowboy State?

NOTICE

City of Casper officials say communities around the state are quietly bussing their neediest residents to the city without prior notice, any apparent plan to make sure they get back

Fremont County commissioners agreed Monday morning to increase the county’s annual payout to Frontier Ambulance by about $387,000 a year to about $1.8 million to head off a threatened strike by local Ambulance workers.

JACKSON — Members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Judiciary Committee showed their support this week for two bills addressing the care of vulnerable adults.