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58 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Friday; 440 Active
The state reported 58 new laboratory-confirmed and 25 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 440 active cases.
April 24, 2021

Wyoming Real Estate: “Red-Hot Market” Due to Out-of-State Buyers
Wyoming's real estate market is red-hot. In Cody, there are 193 active realtors and 20 homes for sale.
Wendy CorrApril 24, 2021

Spring Donor Drive For Cowboy State Daily Continues – Thanks For The Financial Support And Wonderful Comments
And now during our Spring Donor Drive, the donations are rolling in, which helps us bring you the news every day in two big ways: First, we send you this daily newsletter which we like to call Wyomings Morning News and second, with our news site, which is updated all day long with statewide stories.
Bill SniffinApril 24, 2021

Idaho Newscaster Becomes Meme After Accidental Tweet
An Idaho newscaster has become internet famous after his TV station sent a not quite completed tweet this week.
April 24, 2021

WYDOT Poll: Getting Ticketed Or Arrested By Highway Patrol Can Be a Great Experience
A WYDOT poll indicates that interaction with the Wyoming Highway Patrol leads to a better perception of them.
April 23, 2021

NYT Details Potential Political Fallout From Cheney’s Trump Impeachment Vote
U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney's vote to impeach former President Donald Trump is a defining moment in her political career and could potentially impact her in the next election, a new New York Times Magazine profile has concluded.
April 23, 2021

UW, LCCC Explain Reasoning Behind Not Requiring COVID Vaccines
The University of Wyoming is following the lead of other colleges and universities in not requiring students or employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus to return to school this fall, a spokesman said Friday.
April 23, 2021

Teton Is Most Vaccinated County In Wyoming
Nearly 40% of Teton County is completely vaccinated against the coronavirus, the highest vaccination rate of Wyoming's counties.
April 23, 2021

Gordon: More Review Needed Before Bill Limiting Health Orders Approved
A bill designed in part to give the governor more oversight over public health orders may have been prepared and approved too quickly after the worst of the worst of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Mark Gordon said.
April 23, 2021

Spring Donor Drive For Cowboy State Daily Continues – Thanks For The Financial Support And Wonderful Comments
Because we have so many subscribers -- lots of you folks do not realize you can go to www.cowboystatedaily.com at any time and see the news updated all day long.
Bill SniffinApril 23, 2021

On the Hook, A Wyoming Original
Five years ago, Wyoming's Ocean Andrew bought an old FedEx truck, rebuilt it into a food truck, brought it to Laramie, and launched "On the Hook Fish and Chips".
April 23, 2021

Green River Man Pleads No Contest To Murder Of 5-Year-Old-Boy
Christopher James Nielsen pleaded no contest Thursday morning to first-degree murder charges for the death of a 5-year-old boy in his care.
April 23, 2021

Gillette To Consider Allowing Alcohol Delivery
The Gillette City Council announced it will consider adopting regulations to comply with a new state statute that allows alcohol and malt beverage deliveries for some liquor license holders.
County 17April 23, 2021

Arch Kicks Of 2021 With $6 Million Loss, Reducing PRB Operations
Arch Resources ended its first quarter of 2021 with a $6 million loss while taking strides to complete its accelerated reclamation plan in the Powder River Basin
April 23, 2021

Giant T-Rex’s Roamed Wyoming in Packs Like Jurassic Gangs
Paleontologists now believe that the giant Tyrannosaurus Rex roamed Wyoming in packs -- like wolves.
Wendy CorrApril 23, 2021

72 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Thursday; 436 Active
The state reported 72 new laboratory-confirmed and 23 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 436 active cases.
April 23, 2021

Wyoming Joins 10-State Lawsuit Over Greenhouse Gas Order
Wyoming is joining nine other states in a lawsuit aimed at stopping the Biden administration from considering the social cost of greenhouse gas emissions in making decisions on federal policies and rules.
April 22, 2021

MTV: Celebrities Are Moving to Wyoming Due to Tax Laws
Celebrities are attracted to Wyoming due to its lack of income tax laws, a new video from MTV News has concluded.
April 22, 2021

Victim Identified In Torrington Murder Case
Torrington resident Madison Shana Cook, 20, was identified Thursday as the victim by the Torrington Police Department. Her death was ruled as a homicide.
April 22, 2021

Lummis Scoffs At Biden’s Order to Quit Using Phrase “Illegal Alien”
Lummis said Biden should focus on the crisis at the border rather than worrying about semantics.
April 22, 2021

Ray Hunkins: First-Person Report To Wyoming From The Southern Border
Columnist Ray Hunkins writes: "Human smuggling and its 'progeny of evils', sex trafficking and involuntary servitude, have become big business for the cartels and gangs that control illicit Border crossings."
April 22, 2021

Jonathan Lange: Cheyenne’s Baby John Doe Mystery – Will DNA Technology Solve It?
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: Using the new technology of Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing, law enforcement is working to solve the case of a Baby John Doe who was found in west Cheyenne in 1988.
Jonathan LangeApril 22, 2021

Jimmy Orr: Cynthia Lummis Bodyslams Montana Rep Who Doesn’t Understand Where Yellowstone Is
Sen. Cynthia Lummis heroically stood up for Wyoming on Wednesday by body slamming a Montana congressman who doesn't understand where Yellowstone is.
Jimmy OrrApril 22, 2021

Rusty Rogers: It’s Time To Choose, Are We Socialists Or Not?
Guest columnist Rusty Rogers writes: "To those who watch closely or even just occasionally, its clear by now that the left is indeed trying to change America into a socialist country."
Rusty RogersApril 22, 2021
