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Apr 4th, 2025 👍 3944

Former U.S. Senator Al Simpson was honored at a memorial service at the Christ Episcopal Church in Cody on March 31, 2025—his family and local leaders shared warm memories of his humor and commitment to Wyoming. Simpson died on March 14, 2025, and tributes celebrated his deep ties and lasting influence on the state.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1381

On Tuesday, the Laramie County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution allowing Wyoming Downs LLC to offer pari-mutuel wagering on live, historic and simulcast horse racing at Terry Ranch Business Park, Tract 4. President Kyle Ridgeway said the permit transfers from the current Senators site to a new facility — with the county gaining local oversight over the five-year license term.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1394

An 18-year-old Montana student attending WyoTech was killed near Centennial on March 23 while helping a disabled truck on WY 130; while talking with the truck driver, he was struck by a moving Ford F-150— the driver was cited for not noticing the lane blockage— in a fatal accident reported by the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

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