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Governor Mark Gordon has signed two bills from this year's legislative session that are aimed to increase oversight and transparency of the Wyoming Military Department, which oversees the National Guard. This came after Wyoming Public Media and Wyofile reported on complaints about the department mishandling reports of harassment and assault.

As our youth graduate this spring, let’s show them there’s opportunity here in rural Kansas.

Gains were posted in seven major industry sectors, while three sectors lost jobs.

The Division of Workforce Services said Friday that unemployment in February fell a tenth of a percentage point from the previous month to 3.1%.

The Supreme Court of Wyoming on Tuesday upheld a denial of benefits to a retail worker, finding she failed to prove an alleged back injury was a second compensable injury related to that which allegedly occurred at work three days prior.

The state’s largest job fair is back after a one year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tara Matthews Campbell has announced her candidacy for Highland County commissioner. Campbell is seeking the position that will be vacated by commissioner Jef

Utah’s unemployment rate improved slightly in February and remains among the best in the nation, according to data released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services.

The University of Wyoming reports that early childhood educators, parents and others across Wyoming now have access to an important tool to help children from birth through kindergarten. A collaborative, statewide effort involving the state’s early childhood professionals has produced an update t

The latest Utah news for Friday evening, Mar. 18, 2022.