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Senator Barrasso discusses energy with Laramie Live

She may not have been there in the flesh but, in spirit, Susie McMurry radiated throughout the Ford Wyoming Center on Saturday during the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming's annual Reverse Raffle and Auction.

Senator John Barasso recently released a statement in response to the Biden Administration's announcement about the Environmental Protection Agency unveiling its final rule regarding the definition of the 'waters of the United States (WOTUS).'

United Way of Natrona County held their annual 'Grill and Chill' event on Wednesday, August 24 and it featured a myriad of guests, including current Wyoming Senator John Barrasso.

Pence was one of three speakers at the event, dubbed the 'Rockies Petroleum Conference,' and he was introduced to the stage by Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis.

"Raiding a former president's home is unprecedented," Barrasso wrote. "The Justice Department needs to quickly and transparently tell the American people who approved this raid and why it occurred."

"The states should decide how to approach abortion. I'm grateful for this pro-life decision from the Court today," Senator Cynthia Lummis wrote.

Senator Barrasso recently appeared in front of press outside of the Senate chambers and once again challenged President Biden on his perceived lack of action when it comes to soaring gasoline prices.

It was announced on Thursday morning that Casper native, NCHS Graduate, and NBC News correspondent Pete Williams is set to retire in July.

Pete Williams, a Casper native, forged a career as one of the most respected journalists of his time, serving as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs under the George H. W. Bush administration and as an NBC News correspondent for nearly thirty years.