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Colorado Found a Way Forward on Cold Cases — Wyoming
The original story by Jess Oaks for Torrington Telegram. Wyoming has a problem we don’t talk about much. Across the state, dozens of missing-persons cases and cold cases are still unresolved — some stretching back decades.
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ECONOMY
Xi moves fast on Seoul as Beijing seeks to steady regional ties
Xi Jinping has invited Lee Jae Myung to a state visit in Beijing, a swift diplomatic push
US freezes Minnesota childcare funds, audits Somali immigration cases as fraud drive escalates
The administration of United States President Donald Trump has frozen federal childcare payments to Minnesota and launched
Meta snaps up Manus, bridging US–China AI divide amid tech rivalry
Meta has announced it will acquire artificial intelligence startup Manus, marking a rare crossover between US and Chinese-linked technology
Wyoming Named America’s Most Generous State, WalletHub Finds
The original story by Tamara Chibe for KOTA. Wyoming just snagged a pretty feel-good crown: WalletHub ranked the Cowboy State
Uranium Gets “Critical” Status — and a Wyoming Miner Hopes the Feds Open the Checkbook
The original story by Caitlin Tan for Wyoming Public Radio. Uranium just got a big upgrade in Washington, and a
From Rockets to Startups: The “SpaceX Mafia” Is Building Its Own Empire
The original story by Geoff Weiss and Julia Hornstein for Business Insider. Elon Musk helped kickstart the legend of the
After Wyoming’s $2.4M SNAP Stopgap, Gov. Gordon Says the Hunger Fight Isn’t Over
The original story by Tamara Chibe for KOTA. Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon is urging the state to keep pushing on
State Takes Pronghorn Wind Lease Fight to Higher Court After Judge Nixes Project
Wyoming’s Attorney General Keith Kautz has officially filed an appeal in the ongoing legal battle over the controversial Pronghorn H2
Wyoming Eyes Rare Earth Gold Rush as US Pushes for Domestic Supply
Cheyenne – Wyoming industries are positioning themselves to ride a growing wave of interest in rare earth minerals and other
China Rolls Out Big-Ticket VC Funds to Back “Hard Tech” Startups
With input from Reuters and Bloomberg. Beijing – China is moving in a big way to back the kind of
POLITICS
US urges China to ease off after Taiwan blockade drillsUS urges China to ease off after
The United States has called on China to show “restraint” after Beijing staged a fresh round of
Xi moves fast on Seoul as Beijing seeks to steady regional ties
Xi Jinping has invited Lee Jae Myung to a state visit in Beijing, a swift diplomatic push
Guinea’s coup leader seals landslide win in first post-takeover vote
Mamady Doumbouya has been elected president of Guinea with an overwhelming 86.72 percent of the vote, according to provisional
US freezes Minnesota childcare funds, audits Somali immigration cases as fraud drive escalates
The administration of United States President Donald Trump has frozen federal childcare payments to Minnesota and launched new audits
Iran’s president urges dialogue as Tehran protests expose deepening economic strain
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called on his government to listen to protesters’ “legitimate demands” and promised to protect
Iraq parliament picks Haybat al-Halbousi as speaker, clearing first hurdle to new government
Iraq’s newly elected parliament has chosen Haybat al-Halbousi as its speaker, marking the first concrete step in forming a
Brazil court orders house arrest for 10 convicted over Bolsonaro power-grab plot
Brazil’s Supreme Court has ordered house arrest for 10 people convicted of participating in a scheme to keep former
Myanmar votes under fire as junta stages first post-coup election
Polls have closed in Myanmar’s first general election since the military overthrew Aung San Suu Kyi’s elected government in
Kosovo votes again as Kurti seeks majority to break political stalemate
Kosovo is heading back to the polls for the second time in 11 months, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti
After Wyoming’s $2.4M SNAP Stopgap, Gov. Gordon Says the Hunger Fight Isn’t Over
The original story by Tamara Chibe for KOTA. Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon is urging the state to keep pushing on
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