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It can look like green paint spilled on the surface of a lake. Or like cottage cheese. Or grass clippings.
Bouchard calls for Fauci to be tried, then executed
September 10, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile Wyoming Sen. Anthony Bouchard (R-Cheyenne) posted a meme on his congressional campaign’s Facebook page accusing
Fraud case rocks Lander, Catholic College
When Paul McCown came to Lander from Michigan in 2018 to take over the finances of tiny Wyoming Catholic College,
Pressure builds for Wyo candidates to drop out after Trump endorsement for Hageman
September 9, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile Pressure is building for challengers of U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyoming) to drop out of
COVID-19 infections, controversy disrupt first days of Wyoming schools
Less than two weeks after opening their doors, school officials around Wyoming are finding that hygiene protocols and mask and
Shrinking Wyoming communities brace for budget impacts
August 31, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile It’s not so quiet in Mills anymore. The industrialized Casper suburb, home to just 2,500
PacifiCorp holds course to exit Wyoming coal
Wyoming’s largest utility, Rocky Mountain Power, will decommission its entire coal-fired power fleet in the state by 2039 while continuing
Wyoming lawmakers to weigh film subsidy program
August 27, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile Wyoming lawmakers will pursue a film subsidy program in the upcoming legislative session. The move
Wyoming officials face growing pressure to audit state elections
Wyoming officials are facing mounting pressure to audit the 2020 election from pro-Trump activists asserting, without evidence, that the 2020
Wyo school official: Some kids ‘absolutely’ will contract COVID-19
August 24, 2021 by Dustin Bleizeffer, WyoFile Students, parents and educators preparing for another year of in-person classes across Wyoming expect the
Patagonia dumps Jackson Hole ski resort after far-right fundraiser
Patagonia, the iconic sportswear company that’s built a worldwide reputation on outdoor athleticism and environmental activism, will no longer supply
Aging dam above Douglas called ‘catastrophic’ threat
August 17, 2021 by Dustin Bleizeffer, WyoFile DOUGLAS — A pair of engineering firms contracted by the state warn that cracks in
Wyo drilling rig count triples during Biden leasing pause
The number of rotary rigs drilling for oil and gas in Wyoming tripled since President Joe Biden announced a pause
Wyo’s economic recovery lags behind nation
Wyoming’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic has been slower than most other states, according to state and federal data, with
Masks will be optional for most Wyo students as schools reopen
School districts across the state are taking a wait-and-see approach to updating COVID-19 safety guidelines and protocols as students and
Officials reexamine guidelines, decline mandates as Delta variant spreads
August 5, 2021 by Joel Funk, WyoFile Circumstances have changed with the COVID-19 Delta variant’s incursion into Wyoming, health experts say, prompting
Wyo unprepared to grab federal coal community lifeline, experts say
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PAC backing Cheney challenger Rep. Chuck Gray funded solely by his father
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Judge deems Wyo’s polling-place buffer zones unconstitutional
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Wyo looks to store, divert more water as Lake Powell dries up
As Lake Powell dropped to its lowest-ever level Friday — a decline that has forced dam tenders to unexpectedly release
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