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With little more than a month to go before candidate filing periods officially open, battle lines are already taking shape in the competition for control of the Wyoming Legislature.

Gov. Jeff Landry’s push to reform the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board has landed with a thud among some City Council members, who, after tangling with S&WB over the last two years on their own reform efforts, are questioning their exclusion from a task force Landry announced this week.

Clause in the budget authorizing heavily stipulated sale for $100 million still has hurdles in front of it, but the end is in sight for a transaction between Wyoming and the National Park Service.

Michael Allen, 32, died while trying to act as ‘peacemaker’ when fight broke out outside Bodmin nightclub

A South Florida dairy farmer is turning his cows’ poop into power. Jacob Larson, the owner of the Larson Dairy Farm, said all of the milk there goes down to...

The county property tax levy is the lowest it has been in six years.

CHEYENNE — A draft bill that addresses parental rights in education raised controversy on Tuesday of whether lawmakers overstepped their boundaries in policy making that should be left to school

CHEYENNE – A draft bill that addresses parental rights in education raised controversy on Tuesday of whether lawmakers overstepped their boundaries in policy making that should be left to school

A new political ranking website, which -- unlike most others -- is not run anonymously, was unveiled on Tuesday and with it is a political scorecard that rates lawmakers who are “true Wyoming conservatives.”

The Joint Education Committee passed draft legislation Tuesday that, if passed, would require schools to inform parents about any changes made to their student’s health status, including gender transitioning.