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     The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has approved a new 3-year contract for UW President Ed Seidel, whose original 3-year deal expires at the

     A Rapid City police officer wounded, but did not kill, a man holding a knife to the throat of a convenience store clerk during a

     A bill removing exemptions for rape and incest from Wyoming’s on-hold near-total abortion law was narrowly sent to the House floor this week. HB 152,

     The Nebraska Legislature’s Revenue Committee held a hearing yesterday on a 3% lid on the growth of property tax revenue for schools – a key

     Pennington County authorities say it appears an inmate of the county jail in Rapid City died of natural causes in his cell Tuesday night.      65-year-old

     The Nebraska Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee took nearly 8 hours of testimony Wednesday on a so-called “heartbeat bill” outlawing abortion when cardiac activity

    Nebraska state employees have ratified a new labor contract with the largest salary increases in at least 35 years A majority of state workers will

     The special 9 member South Dakota State Senate Select Committee on Discipline and Expulsion for suspended District 30 Senator Julie Frye-Mueller of Rapid City has

     Omaha police Tuesday afternoon shot and killed an armed suspect who had fired multiple shots inside a Target store. The name of the dead man

     The Nebraska Hospital Association and the Nebraska Rural Health Association have unveiled a plan to improve health care in rural parts of the state. The

     The South Dakota House Health and Human Services Committee has sent to the floor a bill banning gender-affirming medical treatment for transgender youth.      The party-line

       A federal judge in Pierre has denied a motion by South Dakota Republican State Senator Julie Frye-Mueller of Rapid City to pause the State Senate’s

     The Nebraska National Forests And Grasslands is taking advantage of the weather to burn slash piles today about 7 miles southeast of Chadron.        Pine Ridge

    Suspended South Dakota State Senator Julie Frye-Mueller of Rapid City has filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Pierre asking that she be reinstated

      The Nebraska Legislature’s Education Committee took testimony yesterday on bills proposing different ways to address the state’s teacher shortage.       Senator Lynne Walz said her bill