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A recent spike in coronavirus cases that has caused the number of active cases in Wyoming to grow to levels not seen since February is due to both the new Delta variant of the virus and the state’s low vaccination rates, according to the Wyoming Department of Health.

A Lander outdoor equipment company has been named the official optics provider for the Olympic U.S. archery team during its competition in the Tokyo Olympics.

A Casper woman is raising funds to pay the medical bills of her sister, who was injured in what the family believes was a transphobic-related attack.

Yellowstone National Park has seen almost 300 small earthquakes in the last week, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Banner Health, one of the largest U.S. health system employers which runs several medical facilites in Wyoming, is requiring its employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus or lose their jobs, the company announced on Tuesday.

A Cheyenne tavern has created T-shirts to sell in response to another bar’s past sale of a T-shirt some found offensive because of its depiction of gun violence and use of a derogatory term to describe homosexuals.

Wyoming’s unemployment rate increased slightly from May to June, according to state figures, ending the first half of 2021 at 5.6%.

Christal Martin thought nothing about letting her 12-year-old daughter sleep over at a friend’s slumber party.