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(AP)- A coal company has furloughed or laid off 101 workers at a Wyoming mine, citing reduced energy use during the coronavirus pandemic. Navajo Transitional Energy Co. furloughed 93 hourly employees and eight salaried staff

The Wyoming Legislature’s Management Council, a committee that sets governing policies and procedures as well as interim committee topics for the House and Senate, met remotely yesterday to consider legislative responses to the current public health

The Wyoming Department of Health announced the death of a Laramie County man that had previously tested positive for COVID-19. According to a news release issued by the DOH Wednesday, the older man’s death represents

Sheridan Public Arts Committee, Whitney Center for the Arts, The Brinton Museum, SAGE Community Arts, Ucross, WYO Theater, Sheridan Civic Theater Guild, and Frackelton’s came together again this year to plan a week of events

CHEYENNE, WYO – Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming is taking additional steps to remove barriers and help its members receive the health care they need during the COVID-19 pandemic, announcing today it will waive members’ coinsurance, copayments