October 28 recap: Wyoming news you may have missed today

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Judge wrote that while the lawman’s noncompliance with records requests wasn’t willful, that ‘does not make it acceptable.’

As temperatures fall, local officials are warning residents about a potentially deadly household danger that may go unnoticed until symptoms begin.

A proposed project promising up to $115 million in annual property taxes is off the table, leaving questions about what comes next for Natrona County.

A Natrona County judge delivered a stark message about the lasting consequences of child sexual abuse before sentencing a Mills man to a prison term that could last the rest of his life.

From big plays to unforgettable moments, check out the best photos capturing last week’s high school sports action across Wyoming.

Looking ahead to the opening weekend of the 2026 state football playoffs.

Hundreds of imperiled species, including whitebark pine trees, grizzly bears and western bumble bees, could face greater threats from industry and development.

A look at who the Cowboys will be ear-marking as highest priority...