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Laramie Man Dies in Auto Crash
A Laramie man is dead after a fatal collision on I-80 just west of Laramie.
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Twenty-Four UW Students to Receive EPSCoR Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Twenty-Four University of Wyoming undergraduate students will have the opportunity to participate in scientific research this summer.
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New Exhibitions Open Saturday at UW Art Museum
The University of Wyoming Art Museum will have three new exhibitions starting this Saturday, May 25th.
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Police Investigate Laramie Homicide
Police are investigating a homicide that occurred late Sunday night in the city of Laramie.
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Where is Wyoming’s Lottery?
If you're hoping to buy a lottery ticket in the state of Wyoming, you've got to some time on your hands before you can.
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Summer Concert Series to Hit UW
The University of Wyoming will, once again, play host to its annual summer concert series featuring artists from around the region.
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Earthquake Rattles Afton Wyoming
According to the USGS, an earthquake that measured 4.0 on the Richter Scale rattled the western parts of Wyoming at about 11:30 PM last night. The epicenter was described as being 14 miles WNW of Afton, Wyoming and was appr
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Federal Fugitive Arrested in Laramie
A federal fugitive, wanted for interstate flight to avoid prosecution, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Laramie.
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Woman Who Transformed Health Care Delivery Will Share Her Story at UW Event
Loretta Ford, the founder of the national nurse practitioner movement will be telling her story at an event on the campus of the University of Wyoming.
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Record Heat After Record Cold in Wyoming
Less than two weeks after seeing heavy snow and record cold, Wyoming is now seeing record heat.
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Flags Ordered To Half-Staff May 15th, 2013
Pursuant to President Barack Obama's Presidential proclamation to lower the United States flag in honor of Peace Officer's Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 15, 2013. Governor Matt Mead has ordered that both the U
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Lawmakers Weigh Alcohol Testing for Drunk Drivers
Wyoming lawmakers are looking into legislation that would keep repeat offenders of alcohol-related crimes out of jail and subject them instead to stringent testing.