Wyoming Stories
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Wyoming is at the drawing board for how to reduce pollution from oil and gas production, per a federal mandate. Officials recently heard from Pinedale residents on how to localize the federal requirements. The meeting was part of a statewide information gathering tour hosted by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.
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The offense struggled again as the Cowboys dropped the sixth game of the season to San Jose State University. -
Across the state, temps have mostly held close to record highs this fall, which isn’t great if you’re hunting big game. Wyoming hunters might be hiking farther or altering their strategy this year, as well as having to consider keeping meat fresh after harvest. -
The Northern Arapaho Tribe released official results for the primary election for the Northern Arapaho Business Council. The top 12 candidates will advance to the general election on Nov. 21 and compete for six open seats. -
The Eastern Shoshone Tribe is holding its general election on Oct. 22. Six people are competing for three seats on the Eastern Shoshone Business Council and a dozen people are competing for six seats on the tribe’s Entertainment Committee.
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