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Dave Johnson has a simple life. He goes to work, comes home and turns on the TV. When the weekend rolls around, he might have a couple of beers at

The suicide rate for the state’s county jails is the fourth-highest in the country. There are no laws in place requiring sheriffs to implement suicide prevention measures, but advocates say much could be done.

The BLM's preferred management plan limits industrial expansion into undeveloped areas by restricting right-of-way easements.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former Wyoming gubernatorial hopeful Rex Rammell, who claimed his Fourth Amendment rights were violated when he was charged for not showing brand inspection permits for his horses.

The final supermoon of 2023 will be in the Friday night sky, so get your cameras ready. This final harvest moon technically peaked early Friday morning, but it will still be at 99% visibility when it rises and hangs around until Saturday morning.

CHEYENNE — A bill sponsored by legislators on Sept. 22 would offer health insurance to volunteer firefighters. State lawmakers said the bill was a “recruitment tool” to entice enrollment as

CHEYENNE — A bill sponsored by legislators Friday would offer health insurance to volunteer firefighters. State lawmakers said the bill was a “recruitment tool” to entice enrollment as Wyoming faces

A Wyoming Legislature committee believes that producing a $150,000 recruitment film will help bolster anemic volunteer firefighter rosters across the state.

An old phone scam has been reported quite a bit in Sublette County recently. That's according to the Sublette County Sheriff's Office Facebook

Bondurant Elementary School’s three students are taught with a unique learning style that’s also a challenge for teachers. It’s one of 20 Wyoming one-room public schools with fewer than 10 students.