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Holly Krutka, executive director for the School of Energy Resources at the University of Wyoming.

Holly Krutka: Wyoming Can Still Lead The Way For Energy-Driven Economic Development

Guest columnist Holly Krutka writes, “One of the industry’s top concerns for future growth: How to reduce emissions? Making investments in technologies to give these facilities the tools they need to continue thriving means we are protecting good-paying, blue-collar jobs.”

September 01, 2023

Rep. Tony Locke

Letter To The Editor: Wyoming Has Spoken Loud And Clear On 30% RMP Rate Hike

Dear Editor: “As voiced by numerous Wyoming residents, business owners and elected officials, a rate hike of this magnitude, or even far less, would devastate local Wyoming households and cripple local Wyoming businesses, in some cases crushing our ability to be competitive with foreign nations (i.e. China).”

August 31, 2023

Rep. Landon Brown, R-Cheyenne.

Rep. Landon Brown: Books Are Only A Problem If Our Kids Can Read

In a guest column, Rep. Landon Brown writes, “The noise has been surrounding books, but a more pressing issue is the fact that more than half of children in Wyoming aren’t reading proficiently. To me, this seems like our priorities are out of order.”

August 31, 2023

Rep. Lloyd Larsen, R-Lander.

Rep. Lloyd Larsen: Wyoming A Model For Fiscal Conservatism

In a guest column, Rep. Lloyd Larsen writes, “Just last year alone, our Legislature put almost $1.5 billion into savings. This past session was perhaps the single most fiscally conservative budget in the history of the state. To try to claim otherwise is, frankly, silly.”

August 30, 2023

Cynthia Lummis

Sen. Cynthia Lummis: Biden Administration Weaponizes ESA Against Landowners And The West

In a guest column, Sen. Cynthia Lummis writes, “The Biden administration’s decision to repeal its predecessor’s commonsense approach to wildlife conservation won’t improve a species’ ability to recover; it will only drown the West and other regions affected by these onerous regulations in an untenable sea of red tape.”

August 30, 2023

Wyoming's Red Desert.

Letter To The Editor: Agency Proposes Sensible Plan To Protect The Northern Red Desert

Dear editor, “Wildlife is hard-wired to the habitat occupied for thousands of years. Places, sounds, views, smells and even the solitude afforded by the Northern Red Desert are testimony to who we are as humans.”

August 30, 2023

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John Bear: Uniparty Claims to Know Better Than You Do

In a guest column, Wyoming Freedom Caucus Chairman John Bear writes, “Before the leadership of a supermajority Republican legislature complains about every Make America Great Again Republican voting against their pork filled budget, they should ask themselves why every Democrat voted for their budget.”

August 29, 2023

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Why Is A Biological Man Allowed To Smash In The Women’s Division Of The Governor’s Cup?

Rep. Ben Hornok says to protect women’s sports, we should draw a line and not allow a 6-foot 27-year-old biological male who registered for the women’s open division of the Wyoming Governor's Cup tennis tournament to play this weekend.

August 02, 2023

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Rep. Dalton Banks: Wyoming Legislature Must Do More To Protect Children

Rep. Dalton Banks writes, “I encourage the citizens of Wyoming to step up to the plate when it comes to protecting our children from sexual predators, human traffickers and harmful and explicit content.”

July 31, 2023

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Laramie Residents Angered By City Council Still Meeting Remotely After 2 1/2 Years

People in Laramie have protested their city council at least six times about its continued refusal to go back to holding in-person meetings. Council members have defended the action citing health, logistical concerns.

October 24, 2022

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Wyoming Ghosts: 144-Year-Old Laramie Civic Center Actively Used, And Actively Haunted

Lights flicker on and off, objects seem to move on their own and people have reported hearing screaming, crying and drumming in Laramie's expansive and depending on who you ask thoroughly haunted Civic Center.

October 17, 2022

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Wyoming Daily Gas Map: Friday, October 7, 2022

The highest reported gasoline price in Wyoming on Friday was in Moose at $4.98 per gallon. The lowest price in Wyoming was in Sheridan at $3.35 per gallon.

October 07, 2022

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Wyoming Daily Gas Map: Sunday, August 21, 2022

The highest reported gasoline price in Wyoming on Sunday was in Moose at $5.78 per gallon. The lowest price in Wyoming was in Casper at $3.28 per gallon.

August 21, 2022

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Upset That Your Candidate Didn’t Win? Blame The Also-Ran Candidates Who Never Had Any Shot At Winning

Thomas Kelly withdrew from the superintendent's race but too late for his name to get taken off the ballot. As his political ideology was similar to Schroeder, many of those 11k votes would likely have gone to Schroeder which could have changed the outcome.

August 19, 2022

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Wyoming’s Daily Gas Map: Thursday, August 18, 2022

The highest reported gasoline price in Wyoming on Thursday was in Moose at $5.79 per gallon. The lowest price in Wyoming was in Casper at $3.24 per gallon.

August 19, 2022

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