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University of Wyoming trustees punt on concealed-carry vote as debate over guns on campus continues
The board is now slated to take action Friday morning on a proposal to allow firearms on some parts of campus.
PacifiCorp mulls breakup that could align Wyoming with other pro-coal states
A reorganization likely won’t come cheap for Wyoming ratepayers, according to the company. But there might be benefits.
Mega hotels, sprawling data centers spur local governments to defend development moratoriums
Development pause in Jackson, cause of Cheyenne worries, blocked construction of gateway building twice the size of Wyoming Capitol.
Rock Springs lawmakers oppose Freedom Caucus PAC’s motion to dismiss in defamation lawsuit
There’s ample evidence the WY Freedom PAC’s written communications were both false and defamatory, Reps. J.T. Larson and Cody Wylie allege.
Gordon pursues appeal after judge blocks Wyoming abortion bans
The governor called the decision ‘frustrating,’ but said it was always clear the matter would go before the Wyoming Supreme Court.
LaPrele irrigators damned if they do, damned if they don’t demolish, replace dam
LaPrele dam irrigators reluctantly agreed with breach order, despite dire economic implications.
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