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Governor Mark Gordon has appointed John LaBuda to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Ninth Judicial District serving Sublette County. LaBuda's appointment fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Jim Radda in Teton County and the subsequent transfer of Judge Curt Haws from Sublette to Teton C

Governor Mark Gordon has appointed John LaBuda to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Ninth Judicial District serving Sublette County. LaBuda's appointment fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Jim Radda in Teton County and the subsequent transfer of Judge Curt Haws from Sublette to Teton C

John LaBuda has served with the Wyoming Public Defender's Office.

John LaBuda has served with the Wyoming Public Defender's Office.

John LaBuda has served with the Wyoming Public Defender's Office.

John LaBuda has served with the Wyoming Public Defender's Office.

PINEDALE — After changing her hearing dates in Circuit Court, Jade S. Jewkes, of Jackson, waived her right to a preliminary hearing and will face two aggravated homicide felony charges in the Ninth District Court. She was charged by Sublette County Attorney Mike Crosson after the New Year’s Day death of Shane Deal, of Pinedale, in a fatal collision in Hoback Canyon. Her March 1 preliminary hearing was rescheduled for March 25 at attorney John LaBuda’s request. Now with her case b...

Cy-Fair educator lends knowledge to Harvard book on education through COVID-19 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 A Cy-Fair area student starts the 2020-2021 school year from home.Courtesy of Jill YancyShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Fourth grader Owen Rakunas helps spread out a carpet with the alphabet displayed on it as he and his family prepare at-home learning spaces in their home, Friday, Aug. 7, 2020, in Cypress. Owen’s parents opted to begin the school year with at-home instruction for their two childr...

GREEN RIVER — Former Green River Fire Department Chief Mike Nomis has been sentenced to 3-7 years in prison for the theft of nearly $60,000 from the department. Nomis was arrested along with his wife Stephanie back in May after a lengthy investigation revealed the couple stole nearly $100,000 from the GRFD Foundation coffers from 2017-2019. Nomis initially pleaded not guilty to one felony theft count and one misdemeanor count of misappropriation of public property. He later changed that ple...