Wyoming Tribune Eagle

The Wyoming Tribune Eagle is a daily newspaper based in Cheyenne, primarily serving Laramie County, Wyoming. It ranks as the second largest newspaper in the state by circulation, following the Casper Star Tribune. The Tribune Eagle is part of a group of newspapers that cater to the Front Range Urban Corridor. This publication was formed by merging the previous Wyoming State Tribune and Wyoming Eagle. The McCraken family owns the paper, having acquired the Eagle in 1926 and the Tribune in 1937.

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‘Today’s Al Roker Gets Sentimental With Cohosts Over Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award

2 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Paige Strout

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To train and prepare: SCSD1 passes new gun policy

2 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Trina Brittain

ROCK SPRINGS - Sweetwater County School District No. 1 has set up a new policy for allowing firearms on school grounds. This action conforms with the Wyoming Repeal Gun Free Zones Act, also known as House Bill 172, which goes into effect July 1.
Grilled chicken slathered in a homemade barbecue sauce stars in this $25 dinner for four

2 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Gretchen Mckay

June is a great time to fire up your grill and move at least some of your daily or weekly dinner duties to the backyard. Cooking outdoors is usually cooler, tends to have a better view and is generally a lot more fun for both the cook and those he or she is trying to feed. Chicken is often a prime choice when it comes to proteins to cook on gas or charcoal because it’s cheaper to feed a crowd with than beef or seafood.
Parents want homeschool kids included in activities

3 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Trina Brittain

ROCK SPRINGS — Two school districts in the state are set to vote on an amended policy that would exclude homeschool students from participating in clubs, middle school sports and enrichment classes. This action concerned Rock Springs homeschool teacher Carissa Williams. She told the Rocket Miner that even though she isn’t sure if Sweetwater County School District No. 1 would amend its homeschool policy, she “wanted to plant the seed” and urged the district not to do so.
Scientists building giant space lasers to unlock secrets of spacetime

3 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Dean Murray

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Led by the man who planted Nazi flags, calls for Evansville mayor to resign are growing

3 days ago | wyomingnews.com | David Velazquez

CASPER — Dozens of Evansville residents showed up for a town council meeting Monday evening, and more than 40 tuned in online, all following developments in the dispute between the town's mayor and a resident who planted Nazi flags in front of the local government building in protest of the Pride flags. The resident, Jeremy Brown, is also leading a petition calling for Mayor Candace Machado to step down.
From community gardens to major landscaping, gardening possible in Wyoming

3 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Carrie Haderlie

SHERIDAN — People have been planting, growing and harvesting in the West for a very long time, from the Northern Cheyenne to tenants in the smallest apartment. “The joy you get from seeing something sprout is just awesome,” Jordan Carroll, program and outreach coordinator for Rooted in Wyoming, said. Each season, Carroll dries sunflower seeds from his own blooms to give to others. “People come back to me and say their kids were so excited when that seed sprouted.
Parents want homeschool kids included in activities

4 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Trina Brittain

ROCK SPRINGS — Two school districts in the state are set to vote on an amended policy that would exclude homeschool students from participating in clubs, middle school sports and enrichment classes. This action concerned Rock Springs homeschool teacher Carissa Williams. She told the Rocket Miner that even though she isn’t sure if Sweetwater County School District No. 1 would amend its homeschool policy, she “wanted to plant the seed” and urged the district not to do so.
Local clinic welcomes Dr. Jackson Facinelli

5 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Trina Brittain

ROCK SPRINGS – A new chiropractor is ready to help patients fight pain in Sweetwater County. Jackson Facinelli began seeing patients this month at Huxford Chiropractic Clinic in Rock Springs. Facinelli is a 2016 Rock Springs High School graduate. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology and health promotion from the University of Wyoming. In February 2025, he completed his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.
PUTTING OUT THE FIRE

6 days ago | wyomingnews.com | Trina Brittain

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