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Clair McFarland

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General Assignment Reporter at Cowboy State Daily

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  • Riverton Man Gets 6-12 Years For Drunken Fight That Killed Cousin

    1 week ago | cowboystatedaily.com | Clair McFarland

    A 31-year-old Fremont County man was sentenced Thursday in Lander to between six and 12 years in prison and ordered to pay nearly $9,000 in restitution for involuntarily, but recklessly beating his cousin to death last March.

  • English-Speaking Trucker Enforcement Intensifies As Hageman Brings Bill

    1 week ago | cowboystatedaily.com | Clair McFarland

    The trend toward tougher enforcement of English-language requirements for commercial truck drivers intensified Thursday when Wyoming’s U.S. House representative introduced a bill to make it a federal law. Longstanding federal rules already say commercial truck drivers must speak enough English to read road signs, converse with the general public and keep their logs.

  • Cody Mom Accused Of Seeking Hit Man To Murder Daughter’s Boyfriend Deemed Sane

    1 week ago | cowboystatedaily.com | Clair McFarland

    A Cody woman accused of trying to have her daughter’s boyfriend killed is sane enough for trial, a judge has ruled. District Court Judge Bill Simpson on Tuesday scheduled 56-year-old Wendy Dawn Coe’s first-degree murder trial for Aug. 4, in Park County District Court. The trial date was set after Simpson – with agreement from both Coe’s defense attorney and Park County Deputy Attorney Larry Eichele – proclaimed Coe sane enough to face trial.

  • Out Of One Lawsuit, Into Another, As State GOP Argues For Private Group’s Right

    1 week ago | cowboystatedaily.com | Clair McFarland

    Just as the Wyoming Republican party’s leadership settled one lawsuit, it lodged an argument in another. Now, the Wyoming Republican Party, its State Central Committee, and its controversial Dispute Resolution Committee are slated to attend a June 10 scheduling conference in a lawsuit a handful of Hot Springs County Republican Party members filed against them last month.

  • Former Laramie High Schooler’s Lawsuit Over Masking Tossed For Second Time

    1 week ago | cowboystatedaily.com | Clair McFarland

    A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed the lawsuit of a former Laramie High School student who sued her local school district on claims that a 2021 mask mandate was unconstitutional, and she suffered retaliation after she was arrested for refusing to comply with it. Grace Smith and her parents Andy and Erin Smith sued the Albany County School District in August 2023, in federal court, over the district’s 2021 mask mandate.

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Clair McFarland
Clair McFarland @clair_mcfarland
5 Dec 24

And it’s soooo good!

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Wyoming country music star Chris LeDoux recorded a song before his 2005 death that had gone unheard for two decades. On Wednesday, "One Hand in the Riggin'" was released as a duet with LeDoux's son, Ned. https://t.co/vd8rTW5p4l

Clair McFarland
Clair McFarland @clair_mcfarland
23 Nov 24

Every one of these interviews was a blast. https://t.co/uaR15wDoc0

Clair McFarland
Clair McFarland @clair_mcfarland
9 Aug 24

Whoever (anonymous) keeps sending me emails that read like Finnegans Wake: nice try but I’m still sane.