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Wyoming man arrested for meth possession, claims he uses it for medicine

Wyoming man arrested for meth possession, claims he uses it for medicine

WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - Williams County deputies arrested a Wyoming man over the weekend for meth possession. He claimed he uses it as medicine. They pulled over Kyle Stringham after a deputy noticed he was speeding Saturday morning. He told the...

'Mr. 82' forever: Cheyenne community remembers Journey Emerson

'Mr. 82' forever: Cheyenne community remembers Journey Emerson

Almost a year after Journey Emerson died in a head-on collision near Lame Deer, his family hosted an inaugural memorial softball tournament in his honor — drawing dozens of community members to the field at People’s Park to remember the...

AANA Condemns United Healthcare's Unlawful, Discriminatory Anesthesia Reimbursement Changes

AANA Condemns United Healthcare's Unlawful, Discriminatory Anesthesia Reimbursement Changes

Newswise — ROSEMONT, Ill. — The American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology (AANA) strongly condemns United Healthcare’s announced changes to their anesthesia calculations, including a 15% cut in reimbursement for claims submitted for services...

BootCheck Moments Spark Dialogue On Mental Health Issues

BootCheck Moments Spark Dialogue On Mental Health Issues

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming partnered with the Jae Foundation in February at their “Be the Light” Reverse Raffle to support the Foundation’s mission of creating conversations about relationship building, suicide prevention, and...

From Food Truck to Café: Ranch Eats Expands with a New Rustic Space in Downtown Cheyenne

From Food Truck to Café: Ranch Eats Expands with a New Rustic Space in Downtown Cheyenne

What started in a garage with a single food truck and a whole lot of hustle has grown into one of Cheyenne’s most beloved culinary ventures. Ranch Eats, the locally-owned business led by Troy and Mikaela, is officially opening the doors to its...

Utah sports briefs: Mammoth bringing traveling fan fest and clinics to Ogden

Utah sports briefs: Mammoth bringing traveling fan fest and clinics to Ogden

The Utah Mammoth hockey team announced “Mammoth Week” where the NHL club will travel the state with various players and personnel providing an experience of youth clinics and a fan fest. In a week spanning July 26 to Aug. 2, the “mobile fan fest”...

Caretech Acquires Wyoming’s Quality Home Health Care

OMAHA, Nebraska—Caretech, a family-owned homecare provider with over 26 years of experience, announced the acquisition of Quality Home Health Care, a Wyoming-based homecare agency that has served its community since 2001. “We’re better together,”...

How Hamilton County Public Health tests local areas for West Nile virus

How Hamilton County Public Health tests local areas for West Nile virus

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, Ohio — On a muggy Tuesday afternoon, Hamilton County Public Health Director Jeremy Hessel set up mosquito traps in Columbia Township. “We like to put the mosquito traps in an area where there’s lots of vegetation, places for the...

Wyoming’s Least Favorite Insect Is Revealed

Wyoming’s Least Favorite Insect Is Revealed

My grandpa was not a fan of spiders, and he passed that dislike on to me. He would tell me stories of how he would trap tarantulas in mason jars. Where he grew up, when tarantula mating season rolled around, the males actively sought out their...

Colorado Springs area wellness events starting July 8

Colorado Springs area wellness events starting July 8

Listings appear on a space-available basis, free for nonprofits and at the discretion of The Gazette. Email information at least two weeks in advance: listings@gazette.com. Cameron Memorial Golf Tournament — To benefit Ronald McDonald House...

Wyoming landed one of crypto’s biggest names. Here’s what that means for the state.

Wyoming landed one of crypto’s biggest names. Here’s what that means for the state.

Over 21,000 Wyomingites get WyoFile delivered straight to their inbox. Join your neighbors and stay informed with the stories shaping Wyoming. After years wooing the cryptocurrency and digital asset industry, Wyoming’s efforts were rewarded last...

How Climbers Are Helping Scientists Study a Devastating Bat Disease

How Climbers Are Helping Scientists Study a Devastating Bat Disease

A fungal infection known as White Nose Syndrome (WNS) is killing bats by the millions across the U.S. In June 2025, the National Park Service confirmed its presence on both sides of the Continental Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP)....

Open houses planned for new Behavioral Health Clinics in Grafton and Sheboygan

Open houses planned for new Behavioral Health Clinics in Grafton and Sheboygan

GRAFTON — Behavioral Health Clinic has announced the opening of its newest locations in Grafton and Sheboygan. With more than 100 providers and staff members across Wisconsin, Behavioral Health Clinic offers therapy, psychological assessments,...

9 Weird Highway Games Wyoming Kids Play

9 Weird Highway Games Wyoming Kids Play

If you're a kid growing up in a state like Wyoming then you're used to long road trips. Today kids entertain themselves by playing video games and fooling around with social media. But it was not always like that. Back in the old days, when the...

Cheyenne River Youth Project Showcases RedCan at Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Prepares to Kick Off 2025 Graffiti Jam This Wednesday, July 9

Details By Cheyenne River Youth Project July 07, 2025 EAGLE BUTTE, SD — The Cheyenne River Youth Project has announced that its RedCan Invitational Graffiti Jam was represented at this year’s Smithsonian Folklife Festival, with two CRYP youth...

Wyoming leaders tout, blast 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Wyoming leaders tout, blast 'Big Beautiful Bill'

JACKSON — Wyoming’s top Republican leaders are praising the “One Big Beautiful Bill” passed by Congress on Thursday and signed by President Trump on Friday. Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis voted for the bill, as did Rep. Harriet Hageman....

Concerns grow over future funding for Wyoming historic preservation

Concerns grow over future funding for Wyoming historic preservation

The Wyoming Historic Preservation Office is a state office born from the National Historic Preservation Act, a federal law. After a three-month delay, the Trump administration released 2025 funds to state historic preservation offices last week,...

Over 700 Hospitals at Risk of Closure

Over 700 Hospitals at Risk of Closure

Hospitals are citing financial problems at the main cause of potential closure. There has been an increased need for hospitals in recent years. However, 760 rural hospitals are at risk of closure due to financial problems, with 40 percent at risk...

Wyoming politicians have failed to protect veterans

Wyoming politicians have failed to protect veterans

Over 21,000 Wyomingites get WyoFile delivered straight to their inbox. Join your neighbors and stay informed with the stories shaping Wyoming. During the 2023 fall semester, I interned with U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis, not because I agreed with her...

Trump administration weighs new coal sales from public lands in Montana, Wyoming

Trump administration weighs new coal sales from public lands in Montana, Wyoming

DENVER — Federal officials on Monday took a first step toward reopening vast areas of public lands in two Western states to new coal sales as part of President Donald Trump's push to expand U.S. fossil fuel production. The Interior Department...

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