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Meg Lanker-Simons Has Previous Conviction
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — A Laramie woman accused of posting an anonymous Facebook threat against herself has a previous conviction involving a 2005 gun-waving incident.
Court records show Meg Lanker-Simons pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in May 2006 and was sentenced to six years of probation
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Jackson Students May Get Quiet Time
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Report: Wyoming On-Time Graduation Rates Down Slightly
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Wyoming Supreme Court Orders New Sentencing for Sheridan Teen
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Man Pleads Guilty in Hitching Post Fire
A New Mexico man has pleaded guilty to arson and conspiracy charges in the 2010 fire that destroyed a landmark hotel in Cheyenne. Forty-four year old Robert Rodriguez admitted torching the main building of the Hitching Post Inn, which had been a favorite lodge and watering hole for Wyoming lawmakers for decades
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Mead: State Money Not an Option to Help Plow Yellowstone, Local Money OK
(Cheyenne) Gov. Matt Mead says he's open to having the Wyoming Department of Transportation plow roads inside Yellowstone National Park this spring.
Mead spokesman Renny MacKay said Monday the governor's office is conferring with city officials in Jackson and Cody to see how that could be arranged
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Journey Will Perform Again At Frontier days
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Senate Leader Explains Gun Bill Defeat
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Wyoming Legislature Won’t Try Veto Override
Wyoming legislative leaders say they won't try to override Gov. Matt Mead's vetoes of some sections of the state budget bill.
House Speaker Tom Lubnau and Senate President Tony Ross, a Republican from Cheyenne, both said Friday they won't push to override the governor's line-item vetoes
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