Karen Snyder

The Wyoming National Guard wrapped up a three day exercise in the Salt Lake City Area Thursday.

‘Operation Utah Shake Out’ was an earthquake disaster drill that simulated a magnitude 7 earthquake.

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20 University of Wyoming finance students had a chance to lunch with Warren Buffet last week. It was part of a five hour session offered by one of the world’s most successful investors and richest men

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Convictions in a felony poaching case last month will mean substantial fines and likely prison time for ranch owners in the Ten Sleep area.

According to the release from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Richard Carter Sr, owner of Big Horn Adventure Outfitters, and his sons, RC and Mark trafficked in trophy elk on the Carter Ranch from 2003 to 2009

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month is underscored Thursday with a proclamation signed by Governor Matt Mead.

The Wyoming National Guard also recognizes the month as an opportunity to further its commitment toward changing any existing culture within the military that tolerates the crime

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State lands off of Morman Canyon road in Converse County will now only be accessible as walk-in sites. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced the changes after a number of flagrant abuses in the area

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The Wyoming Aging and Disability Resource Center is a year old. The Center began providing resource information to older adults and those with disabilities last March.

Program Manager Debbie Walter says it’s a, mostly virtual, one-stop-shop and she says they’re busy

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You may have heard of them, Americans Elect, a non-partisan organization offering an online option for nominating a presidential ticket. In Wyoming the non-profit  gathered the necessary signatures to be added to

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A freshman at Glenrock High School is suspended for carrying weapons to school.

Kirk Hughes, superintendent for Converse County School District #2, says the district has a no-tolerance policy regarding weapons, in this case a BB gun and knife

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About 21-percent of Wyoming households are not prepared to weather a storm financially if unexpected big bills pop up.

The nonprofit Corporation for Enterprise Development has issued a report showing that Wyomingites make about seven thousand dollars less per year than the average American worker, and carry an average credit card debt of 76-hundred dollars

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A $50,000  gift from Uranium One to the Midwest Community Health Center will help fund the clinic for the next year, that according to Clinical Director, Mike Smith.

“This gives us the breathing room that we have tried to get for the last six years. It gives