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• Wyoming News

  Evanston school officials restart gun discussions

  The Uinta County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees held the first of two public hearings on proposed rule CKA, the School Safety and Security Rule, which would allow district employees to apply for approval to carry concealed firearms on district property

  3 hours ago
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  Shooting suspect cites ‘stand your ground’ law

  A Casper man facing a first-degree murder charge asked a judge last month to throw out the case, citing a Wyoming law just a month old at the time of shooting.

  4 hours ago
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  Bill would let political parties fill vacant county offices

  A proposed bill would give local political parties the power to fill vacant seats in county elected offices.

  4 hours ago
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  Newcastle school experiments with going homework-free

  Newcastle Elementary School Principal Brandy Holmes told the board of trustees for Weston County School District #1 last week that she and her staff have decided to not assign homework for one quarter.

  4 hours ago
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  Nichols pans proposal to add degrees at community colleges

  University of Wyoming President Laurie Nichols has pushed back on a bill that would authorize community colleges to offer bachelor’s degrees. Individual programs would need to be approved by the Wyoming Community College Commission.

  4 hours ago
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  Critics: Water bill opens floodgate to political meddling

  Lawmakers have advanced a bill that would require Senate approval of the appointment of key state water officials, a measure the governor said is unnecessary and that other critics say would inject politics into water administration.

  5 days ago
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  Senate moves on criminal justice reform

  The Wyoming Senate continues to advance bills that could reduce the state’s ballooning prison population as a long running criminal justice reform effort gathered steam in the 65th Legislature.

  5 days ago
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  Wyoming legislative committee kills bill to decriminalize CBD

  Despite numerous regulatory hurdles, the use of products made with Cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD, has exploded over the past several years.

  5 days ago