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The Wyoming Retirement System has fired its chief investment officer following federal insider trading charges on transactions that predate his state employment.

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A Wyoming citizen panel has granted a seventh permit extension in 16 years for a proposed power plant that some people think will never be built.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon says the U.S. military sent two F-22 stealth fighter jets to take part in the annual U.S.-South Korean military trills.

A spokesman says it's the fourth time the F-22s have been deployed to South Korea

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NEW YORK (AP) — The archbishop of New York says the Roman Catholic Church has to make sure that its defense of marriage is not reduced to an attack on gays.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan says the church hasn't "been too good at that" and could work on being more welcoming to gays and lesbians

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KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Former United States President Jimmy Carter says his Carter Center will observe the elections for Constituent Assembly in Nepal planned for later this year.

Carter who arrived last week in Nepal to meet political leaders said he was asked by the government and political parties to observe the elections

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The incoming president of the University of Wyoming says an important part of his job will be to find other sources of revenue to help make up for cuts in state funding.

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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — The University of Wyoming's Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing will participate in an initiative aimed at transforming nursing education in the United States.

The school's Wyoming Center for Nursing and Health Care Partnerships is one of the organizations in 20 states selected to be part of the $3 million initiative, called the Future of Nursing State Implementation Program

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The incoming president of the University of Wyoming says an important part of his job will be to find other sources of revenue to help make up for cuts in state funding.

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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A judge has ruled against a conservation group's attempt to block the use of helicopters to haze wild bison into Yellowstone National Park.

U.S. District Judge Charles Lovell writes in his decision Tuesday the Alliance for the Wild Rockies had not shown the hazing significantly harms grizzly bears and their numbers are continuing to increase

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