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Senator Ossoff and Carter Center Address President Trump's False 2020 Election Claims

Senator Ossoff and Carter Center Address President Trump's False 2020 Election Claims

Senator Jon Ossoff and Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander have publicly responded to President Trump's recent revival of false claims regarding the 2020 election. President Trump has reiterated his unfounded assertions about election fraud, specifically targeting the state of Georgia. In response, Senator Ossoff emphasized the importance of evidence-based scrutiny and reiterated the integrity of Georgia's election process. Paige Alexander, representing the Carter Center, also highlighted the security and fairness of the 2020 election in Georgia, countering the misinformation spread by President Trump. Both figures are advocating for a focus on factual information to maintain public trust in the electoral system.
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Wyoming GOP Candidates Debate Education Policy Ahead of Election

Wyoming GOP Candidates Debate Education Policy Ahead of Election

Three Republican candidates for Wyoming's Superintendent of Public Instruction discussed their visions for the state's education system during a recent forum. Steve Harshman, Chad Auer, and Tom Kelly shared their views on school choice, funding, and standardized testing. While they agreed on reducing the emphasis on standardized testing and increasing local control, they differed on issues like literacy instruction and school voucher programs. The forum highlighted the candidates' varying approaches to balancing state oversight with local autonomy in education.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days Parade Celebrates 130 Years of Tradition

Cheyenne Frontier Days Parade Celebrates 130 Years of Tradition

Cheyenne Frontier Days Parade Celebrates 130 Years of Tradition
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State of Wyoming Enhances Online Job Application Process

State of Wyoming Enhances Online Job Application Process

The State of Wyoming has streamlined its job application process by offering an online platform for job seekers. Applicants can now create an account to apply for multiple job openings, ensuring their applications are securely stored and accessible only to authorized personnel. The platform provides guidance on completing applications and offers technical support for users experiencing login issues. This initiative aims to simplify the hiring process and make it more accessible to potential candidates.
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Congresswoman Malliotakis Advances Bill to Curb Foreign Influence in U.S. Elections

Congresswoman Malliotakis Advances Bill to Curb Foreign Influence in U.S. Elections

Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) has successfully advanced her legislation, the Stopping Foreign Influence in Elections Act of 2026, through the House Ways and Means Committee. The bill aims to prevent foreign nationals from using tax-exempt organizations to influence American elections. It establishes safeguards to ensure that foreign money cannot be funneled through 501(c)(4) or 501(c)(3) organizations to make unlimited contributions to political committees, including Super PACs. The legislation also imposes penalties on tax-exempt organizations that violate these rules, including a two-year suspension of tax-exempt status after repeated offenses. The bill is part of a broader effort to restore confidence in the U.S. electoral process by closing loopholes that allow foreign influence.
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Study Finds Wildlife Less Disturbed by Humans in Popular Recreation Areas

Study Finds Wildlife Less Disturbed by Humans in Popular Recreation Areas

A study published in the journal Biological Conservation reveals that wildlife in high-use areas of Wyoming's Bridger-Teton National Forest are less likely to be disturbed by human activities compared to those in more remote areas. Researchers used motion-triggered speakers to play sounds of hikers and bikers, observing the reactions of animals like elk and deer. The study found that animals in busier areas were 22% less likely to flee, suggesting they may be habituating to human presence. This research could inform land management strategies, potentially guiding the development of new trails in areas where wildlife is already accustomed to human activity.
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Cheyenne Moves Forward with Purchase of Police Vehicles and Ice Groomer

Cheyenne Moves Forward with Purchase of Police Vehicles and Ice Groomer

The City of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is advancing plans to purchase nearly $900,000 worth of vehicles for the Cheyenne Police Department and other city departments. The city's Finance Committee has approved bids for 10 new police SUVs from a Florida dealership, citing positive past experiences and the dealership's ability to fully outfit the vehicles. Additionally, the committee supports the purchase of a used ice resurfacer previously owned by an NHL team and a new street sweeper. These purchases are part of a broader effort to upgrade the city's vehicle fleet, which also includes investments in camera software and hardware for the city's transit system.
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Uranium Royalty Corp. Gains Shareholder Approval for Major Arrangement

Uranium Royalty Corp. Gains Shareholder Approval for Major Arrangement

Uranium Royalty Corp. Gains Shareholder Approval for Major Arrangement
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Why Direct-to-Camera Campaign Ads Can Feel Authentic—and When They Fail

Why Direct-to-Camera Campaign Ads Can Feel Authentic—and When They Fail

A look at why so many political ads feature candidates talking to the camera, and the fine line between authentic connection and campaign-killing cringe.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Predicts Hot and Sunny Conditions

Wyoming Weather Forecast Predicts Hot and Sunny Conditions

Wyoming is experiencing hot and sunny weather conditions, with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to low 100s. The forecast for Monday, July 20, 2026, indicates partly cloudy skies overnight with a chance of rain in some areas. Central regions like Casper are expected to reach highs near 98 degrees, with breezy conditions overnight. The weather pattern is consistent across the state, with slight variations in temperature and wind conditions. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions against heat exposure.
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Casper Secures College National Finals Rodeo Through 2037

Casper Secures College National Finals Rodeo Through 2037

Casper, Wyoming, will continue to host the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) through 2037, following a contract extension signed during the 2026 event. The decision reflects the community's strong support and the event's growth in Casper, which has been its home since 1999. The CNFR has seen increased ticket sales and sold-out performances, highlighting its popularity and economic impact on the city. The extension is a collaborative effort between the City of Casper, Natrona County, and the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA).
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U.S. Economic Development Administration Awards $31M to Idaho and Wyoming Nuclear Sector

U.S. Economic Development Administration Awards $31M to Idaho and Wyoming Nuclear Sector

U.S. Economic Development Administration Awards $31M to Idaho and Wyoming Nuclear Sector