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Cameras focus on Wyo

Cameras focus on Wyo

CHEYENNE -- Wyoming moviegoers this holiday season might find the flick they're watching set a little close to home.

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Cheers & Jeers

New location

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Teens need more activities

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Panel right to reject wind tax

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Where was our delegation?

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Look at real persecution

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Commissioners didn't do jobs

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Stage III helps animal group

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Stop risking others' health

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Wyoming briefs

Trustees approve tuition Increase

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Schools might share building

Two middle school programs might share a building as early as next year, according to a plan to shift middle schools to house grades six through eight in the Natrona County School District.

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Weekend roundup: Run, shop, cheer, laugh

A race with canned food as an entry fee; a homespun craft fair; the "Brawl of the Wild," pitting folks from the north against one another and a hilarious family comedy all are on tap this weekend.

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Safety task force under scrutiny

The head of a workplace safety task force has agreed to visit with workers after coming under criticism for allegedly not giving workers fair representation on the task force.

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Lawmakers favor fines over litigation

LARAMIE -- Oil and gas leaders faced criticism this week for helping to kill legislation that would have made the courts more available to workers who get hurt on the job.

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Wyo sets limits on antler, horn gathering

Wyo sets limits on antler, horn gathering

JACKSON -- The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has set an antler and horn gathering season for public land west of the Continental Divide in an effort to protect big game on winter range.

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'She will never be innocent again'

A 58-year-old man will spend at least 20 years behind bars for the sexual abuse of a 7-year-old girl in Casper, according to the sentence handed down by Natrona County District Judge Scott Skavdahl on Friday.

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Former trooper gets 15 years

CHEYENNE -- Calling the crime “corrosive,” a judge sentenced a former state trooper to 15 years in prison Friday for kidnapping a truck driver while on duty.

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Health bills treat symptoms, not disease

Health bills treat symptoms, not disease

When we see patients, they often ask us a lot of questions. They want to know if one medicine is better than another. They want to know both the benefits and the drawbacks to treatments they need to stay healthy. In our practices, we always encourage our patients to ask tough questions be…

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An empty chair at Thanksgiving

An empty chair at Thanksgiving

"I hate to see you hurt."

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Wyoming challenges Yellowstone snowmobile rules

Wyoming challenges Yellowstone snowmobile rules

CHEYENNE -- The state of Wyoming filed a federal lawsuit Friday seeking to block the National Park Service from further restricting snowmobile numbers in Yellowstone National Park.

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