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CHEYENNE – School sports clubs are being “priced out” of renting school properties, but a bill introduced Tuesday in the Wyoming Senate proposes a limit on how much school districts

CHEYENNE — After Rocky Mountain Power proposed raising its rates by nearly 30% for Wyoming ratepayers last year, lawmakers proposed bills to control rates and ensure reliable power generation for

CHEYENNE — The 2024 budget session turned contentious almost immediately Monday as the Wyoming Senate promptly voted to defy the chamber’s president and shake up leadership of the Senate Appropriations

In defiance of Senate President Odgen Driskill, the upper chamber voted to oust Sen. Tara Nethercott as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and to reinstate Sen. Dave Kinskey to head the powerful panel.

Roughly eight and a half months after having the title stripped, Senate Vice President Dave Kinskey was reappointed to chair the committee by his colleagues in a close vote.

CHEYENNE — Anonymous attack mailers have struck once again, this time targeting Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray.

LANDER — Former Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal’s book “The Paradox of Plenty” recalls a common bumper sticker seen in the state during downturns in the coal and gas industry: “Oh

LANDER — Former Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal’s book “The Paradox of Plenty” recalls a common bumper sticker seen in the state during downturns in the coal and gas industry: “Oh

CHEYENNE – Anonymous attack mailers have struck once again, this time targeting Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray.

CHEYENNE – Anonymous attack mailers have struck once again, this time targeting Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray.