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Wyoming Boys' School Abuse Trial Begins

Wyoming Boys' School Abuse Trial Begins

A federal judge has allowed some claims by former residents of the Worland facility to proceed to trial.

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Do you trust local government to properly oversee youth detention facilities?

Wyoming news covers government, elections, the energy sector, ranching, national parks tourism and frontier culture. Reporting reaches Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and Gillette.


Tech

Live Poll

Would you support a new data center being built in your community?

Data Centers

Google Acquires Crusoe's Troubled Wyoming Data Center

The deal gives Google control of a stalled AI-serving facility after its original developer, Crusoe, sought a new buyer.

Google Acquires Crusoe's Troubled Wyoming Data Center

Politics

Live Poll

Should Wyoming cut residential property taxes even if local services suffer?

City Hall

Wyoming Voters Reject Property Tax Cut Measure

Proposition 1, which would have exempted half of primary residence property taxes, was defeated at the polls.

Wyoming Voters Reject Property Tax Cut Measure

Finance

Insurance

Court Rules Insurer Not Liable for Telecom Legal Costs

A Tenth Circuit panel found an insured-versus-insured exclusion bars coverage for a former director's suit against Tri County Telephone Association.

Court Rules Insurer Not Liable for Telecom Legal Costs

Crime

Criminal Justice

Attorneys Back Four Judges for November Retention Vote

Wyoming State Bar survey recommends retaining Judge Bobbi Overfield, Justices Robert Jarosh and Bridget Hill, and Chancery Court Judge Ben Burningham on the 2026 ballot.


Economics

Live Poll

Is your household's cost of living getting better or worse than a year ago?

Inflation

Teton County Tops Wyoming Cost of Living Index

Wyoming's statewide inflation rose to 3.9% in the second quarter of 2026, up from 3.4% last quarter, according to the state's cost of living index.

Teton County Tops Wyoming Cost of Living Index

Coverage takes in the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the coal, oil and natural gas industries that generate the majority of Wyoming's public revenue. Reporting runs through Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and Gillette and the ranching and resort communities spread across one of the country's least populated states. Wyoming's reliance on mineral extraction for state revenue means that commodity price cycles and federal energy leasing decisions directly shape the state budget, school funding and public services with a speed and directness rarely seen elsewhere. National park visitation and the economic activity it generates in gateway communities have grown as a counterweight to extraction revenues, creating an emerging tension between tourism interests and energy and ranching industries.


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