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The residents of a home from which a Cheyenne teenager stole a handgun used to kill a man in 2014 had no way to know the gun would be stolen or used in a murder and are not liable for damages, Wyoming’s Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

Once market conditions align to pull the oil and natural gas industry out of its slump, Wyoming will be in position to take a national role in the industry, according to the Wyoming State Geological Survey.

Nearly 4,000 Wyomingites have received two doses of the coronavirus vaccine in the first month of it being available in the state.

At least one Republican legislator isn’t happy with Wyoming GOP Chairman Frank Eathorne’s recent statement that he’s looking with interest at fringe efforts in Texas to secede from the nation.

Now that a new, more contagious coronavirus variant has come to Wyoming, health officials are saying there is even more reason to get vaccinated against the virus once the opportunity arises.

After being hit by both a downturn in the energy industry and economic restrictions imposed by the coronavirus, Wyoming lost 14,400 jobs in November compared to one year ago, according to state figures.

More than 100 Wyoming National Guard Soldiers and airmen have volunteered to support crowd control, communications and logistics during the 59th Presidential Inauguration for President-elect Joe Biden in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.

The former chief judge for the Wind River Indian Reservation Tribal Court was suspended from practicing law Wednesday by the Wyoming Supreme Court because of issues stemming from her conviction on federal drug charges.

A suspected impaired driver earlier this week drove his vehicle into a Wyoming Department of Transportation vehicle while road crew employees were working nearby, injuring the road workers, according to WYDOT accounts.

Yellowstone National Park biologists discovered something rare last month when looking through trail camera footage: a wolverine.

The publication “Food & Wine” has declared Jackson’s Persephone Bakery as having the best sandwich in Wyoming.

Casper and Natrona County residents who are at least 70 years old can receive the coronavirus vaccine as early as Wednesday, according to an announcement from the Casper-Natrona County Health Department.