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Mixed reaction in Wyo. to Boy Scouts gay vote
Officials with Boy Scouts of America in Wyoming aren't commenting on the organization's vote to end a ban on gay youths while still excluding gay adults.
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Around the Remote: 'Behind the Candelabra' full of juicy drama
DON'T MISS: "Behind the Candelabra" -- Odds are you won't be able to take your eyes off director Steven Soderbergh's luridly entertaining peek into the relationship between legendary pianist Liberace and his much younger lover, Scott Thorson .
Dubois Town Council held hearing on Dubois Sawmill Remediation...
Prior to the Dubois Town Council meeting Wednesday night, a public hearing was held to receive public comment on a 'Draft Remedy Implementation Work Plan' which describes the proposed cleanup activities for the former Dubois Sawmill Site.
You can help Okla. tornado victims
Anyone looking for ways to help the people of Moore, Okla., deal with the aftermath of the deadly tornado that struck earlier this week can make their money count.
Snowy Range Road plowed, reopens for season
The Wyoming Department of Transportation says its plow crews cleared Wyoming Highway 130 over the Snowy Range on Friday morning.
Game and Fish meetings this week on wolf hunt
Wyoming Game and Fish Department meetings in Sheridan on Wednesday and in Cody on Thursday will take comment on proposed changes for the state's second annual wolf hunting season.
Seatbelt Use Enforcement Increased
The first major holiday weekend of the summer is quickly approaching and that will mean an elevated level of travel on the state's highways.
Spring snow delays Bighorn highway road opening
The Wyoming Department of Transportation says U.S. Highway 14A was scheduled to open from Burgess Junction to Lovell on Monday.
Lawsuits over fatal Wyo. plane crash to mediation
Lawyers plan mediation sessions to try to resolve two federal lawsuits stemming from a 2010 plane crash in western Wyoming that killed a Minnesota father and three sons.
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Virginia Dale rest area reopens for the season
The Colorado Department of Transportation will open the Virginia Dale rest area today, approximately one week ahead of schedule.
Man dead after chase, shootout with authorities
A 43-year-old Evanston man is dead after a high-speed chase and shootout with authorities in southwestern Wyoming.
Business Council Board will tour Hot Springs County, review Lander,...
The Wyoming Business Council Board of Directors will tour local businesses, attend a community reception and review applications for Business Ready Community and Community Development Block Grant requests at its May 22-23 meeting in Thermopolis.
May 28th WYDOT meeting in Lander to address future highway projects & move to pavement preservation
A series of public meetings is scheduled this month to address future highway improvement projects in Central and Northwest Wyoming.
A grizzly bear chases an elk calf in Yellowstone National Park near Mammoth, Wyo., in 2009.
New suit filed over alleged Golden Corral illness
A new lawsuit has been filed on behalf of 4 people who say they fell ill after they ate at a Golden Corral restaurant in Casper last year.
Wyo. student who threatened to rape self on Facebook was convicted of assault
The 28-year-old University of Wyoming student who allegedly threatened herself with rape in a Facebook hoax in April was convicted of aggravated assault in 2005 after she brandished a gun at an employer who fired her.
Task force looking at Wyo. school security issues
A task force studying Wyoming school security is focusing on police officers in schools, security vulnerabilities and training for police and educators.
BLM draft fracking rules get close look in Wyo.
On Thursday, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell released the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's latest draft rules for fracking - pumping pressurized water mixed with sand and chemicals into oil and gas wells to break open surrounding rock.
Wyoming Lawmakers Weigh Alcohol Testing For Drunk Drivers
Wyoming lawmakers are looking into legislation that would keep repeat offenders of alcohol-related crimes out of jail and subject them instead to stringent testing.
Flood repair on Highway 26 west of Morton to begin Thursday; Speed limit to be reduced during work
A repair project on U.S. Highway 26 west of Morton is set to begin this week to repair flood damage that occurred on the route two years ago.