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The 2023 8-week Wyoming Legislative General Session is near the halfway point. State lawmakers have gone through as many House bills and Senate files as they can, but time has run out on some of

Today is Groundhog Day. And as partly cloudy skies are predicted, if he were in Wyoming, he may or may not see his shadow. According to tradition, if he sees his shadow, it means six

United States Attorney for the District of Wyoming Nicholas Vassallo announced Wednesday that 32-year-old Salvador Salas, Jr. of Casper man was found guilty by a federal jury on one count of possession of child pornography

State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Sheridan, Johnson Counties) spoke with Sheridan Media this week from the legislative session and talked about the supplemental budget, and what lawmakers are considering for the state’s additional revenue. He was

In his weekly discussion with Sheridan Media, State Representative Barry Crago recommended that the public get on the legislative website to keep up on subjects in the legislature to be aware of what may be

At their most recent meeting, the Hospital Board of Trustees at the Johnson County Healthcare Center voted to approve the credentialing report for staff at the facility. Board President Dr. Mark Schueler gave the credentialing

Sheridan Police Department Captain Tom Ringley and Lieutenant James Hill made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program to address the many scams seen by Sheridan residents.  “Scam” is an umbrella term for any

In November of 2022, Hawk and Amanda Sample, who for nearly six years ran The Firewater Smokehouse inside the Trail’s End Motel in Sheridan, purchased the Tunnel Inn in Story. In an interview, Amanda said

A popular downtown Sheridan restaurant has reopened in time for its decennial. After a 4 ½ month hiatus due to a fire, Frackelton’s reopened its doors on Tuesday (January 31st) to dining customers. A fire

Wyoming could join a handful of states that have begun paying homeowners and businesses less for surplus electricity from their rooftop solar panels under a bill in the state Legislature. This bill, which passed a