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Wyoming Cybersecurity Expert Says Apple Users Shouldn’t Feel Secure — Hackers Are Catching Up To Macs
People who use Apple computers and devices have long enjoyed being more secure with most viruses targeting Windows, but a Wyoming cybersecurity expert says that’s not true anymore as hackers and malware are catching up to Macs.
Renée JeanMay 04, 2023
Cheyenne Man To Plead Guilty For Shooting Teen While Playing With Gun
Tirso Munguia, 19, of Cheyenne, has agreed to plead guilty to shooting a 16-year-old girl in the head in January while handling a 9 mm pistol in exchange for dropping max sentence from 20 to 12 years in prison.
Clair McFarlandMay 04, 2023
Hageman Says BLM’s Leasing Review Process Rigged To Keep Coal In The Ground
It’s been 10 years since a new federal coal lease was approved in Wyoming, and U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman says the BLM and Biden administration are rigging the process to keep it that way.
May 04, 2023
Statues Of Esther Hobart Morris And Chief Washakie Will Stay In Basement Of Capitol
Despite passionate pleas from Wyoming residents to return statues of Esther Hobart Morris and Chief Washakie to the front of Wyoming's State Capitol, a government subcommittee ruled on Thursday to keep them in the basement of the building.
Leo WolfsonMay 04, 2023
Letter To The Editor: Frank Moore Brings People Together
Dear Editor: I have always found Frank to be an incredible listener. He is almost happy to hear someone else’s opinion on the topic at hand. His respectful manner allows everyone to feel like their input is not only welcome but also much appreciated.
May 04, 2023
Letter To The Editor: The Better Frank Is Frank Moore
Dear Editor: Frank Moore is a problem solver and a person of integrity. He supports the Republican Party Platform. He's a great leader and I support him for Wyoming Republican Party Chairman.
May 03, 2023
In Nation’s Wealthiest County, Average Jackson Home Price Holds At Record $5 Million, Doubles In Four Years
The average price of a home in the nation’s wealthiest county is holding at a high of $5 million. In 2019, the average was $2.6 million.
Renée JeanMay 03, 2023
Wyoming Farmers Have Few Options For Fixing Their Own Tractors As Colorado Passes ‘Right To Repair’
Colorado recently became the first state to pass a “right to repair” bill allowing farmers more leeway to fix their own tractors. Wyoming industry insiders say a similar measure is unlikely here anytime soon.
Mark HeinzMay 03, 2023
Wyoming Man Accused Of Shooting At Highway Because Of Truckers' Loud Brakes
Luke Vargas, 42, is charged with aggravated assault after allegations that he shot an AR-15 toward Highway 130 to stop truckers from rolling into Saratoga with their loud jake brakes.
Clair McFarlandMay 03, 2023
Governor Gordon Tells Colorado They Will Not Be Getting Any Wolves From Wyoming
Colorado is having trouble finding wolves for its reintroduction program scheduled to begin this year. Gov. Mark Gordon says they won't be getting any wolves from Wyoming.
Mark HeinzMay 03, 2023
Aaron Turpen: To Infiniti (QX60) and Beyond
Automotive Writer Aaron Turpen writes: “Buyers in the mid-size luxury SUV segment should definitely look at the QX60. It’s a beauty of a vehicle with a nice balance of things for the price being paid.”
Aaron TurpenMay 03, 2023
Bear, Mountain Lion Kill Quotas May Be Raised To Protect Devastated Wyoming Big Game Herds
With some premiere big game herds devastated by winterkill, the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will meet Monday to consider allowing higher hunting quotas for black bears and mountain lions.
Mark HeinzMay 03, 2023
Conservative Firebrand Charlie Kirk Endorses Frank Eathorne For State GOP Chair, Still No Trump Nod
Although Wyoming Republican Party Chairman Frank Eathorne has received an endorsement from a prominent conservative voice, the endorsement of former President Donald Trump still eludes him.
Leo WolfsonMay 03, 2023
Sheridan Hosting Players From Across Nation In Wyoming's Largest-Ever Chess Tournament
Casual chess players and grandmasters from across the U.S. are converging in Sheridan this weekend for the largest chess tournament Wyoming has ever seen.
Wendy CorrMay 03, 2023
As Scrutiny Grows, UW President Seidel Defends School’s Gender Studies Program
University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel defends UW as it’s become a target for many conservatives in Wyoming with claims it embraces and promotes “woke” culture and curricula, as well as LGBTQ-friendly policies.
Leo WolfsonMay 03, 2023
Rock Springs School Allegedly Hiding Gender Transition From Parents Has Wyoming Lawmakers Regrouping
A Rock Springs couple’s lawsuit against their school district for allegedly gender transitioning their daughter behind their backs is galvanizing some Wyoming lawmakers to outlaw keeping parents out of those decisions.
Clair McFarlandMay 03, 2023
Man Killed In Shootout With Thermopolis Police Officer Identified
The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation has identified Buck Laramore, 33, as the man who exchanged gunfire with Thermopolis Police Department Sgt. Mike Mascorro on Friday. Mascorro was wounded and Laramore died.
Clair McFarlandMay 03, 2023
Casper Mayor Gives Emotional Apology For Abortion Hellfire Post, Says He Won’t Resign
Casper Mayor Bruce Knell apologized to anyone who construed a fire emoji he posted under a news story about an abortion clinic that was targeted by an arsonist last year as an incitement of violence, but declined demands from some to resign.
Clair McFarlandMay 03, 2023
Wyoming Tourism Spending Up $166 Million To $4.5 Billion For 2022, And Early 2023 Looks Even Better
Wyoming tourism has more than recovered economically from the COVID-19 pandemic with $4.5 billion in tourism spending in 2022. And 2023 is off to an even better start.
Renée JeanMay 03, 2023
"Mortgage Socialism": New Biden Rule Charges Homebuyers Extra If They Have Good Credit
Critics including Wyoming Treasurer Curt Meier are criticizing a new Biden federal policy enacted Monday which penalizes people with good credit. The better your credit rating, the more you will pay all in an effort to subsidize low-credit homebuyers.
May 03, 2023
‘This Bear Can’t Die In Vain’: Wyoming Residents Incensed Over Grizzly Shot, Left Dead By Roadside
A large male grizzly that people had reported seeing alive and well just east of Yellowstone Park in recent days was found shot dead off U.S. Highway 14-16-20 early Monday, sparking outrage among locals.
Mark HeinzMay 02, 2023
Trial Could Decide Wyoming Education Association’s Claims That Wyoming Needs To Spend More Money On Schools
A Wyoming Education Association lawsuit claiming the state is violating its own constitution by not adequately funding public education is on track for trial.
Leo WolfsonMay 02, 2023
Cat Urbigkit: In Push For Conservation, Bureau Of Land Management Usurps Congress
Cat Urbigkit writes: “Though perhaps well-intended, the proposed rules are staggeringly riddled with problematic language that will guarantee that federal courts will be overburdened with legal challenges. … What a terrible way to manage public resources.”
Cat UrbigkitMay 02, 2023
Three Dead, Including Child, After Two F-150s Collide East Of Casper
Three people, including a child, died when two F-150 trucks collided head-on east of Casper on Monday morning, the Wyoming Highway Patrol Reports.
Clair McFarlandMay 02, 2023