Hannah Habermann is a local journalist based in Laramie, Wyoming. She writes for Wyoming Public Radio & Media and KHOL, with her work also appearing in Aspen Public Radio, NPR, and the Jackson Hole News&Guide. Hannah's articles cover a range of topics, including community events, environmental issues, social justice, and personal stories that highlight the unique experiences of Wyoming residents.
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The Road to Cheyenne is our special series previewing the primary elections. This week, we're taking a look at legislative races in the central part of the state and we'll dig into recently released campaign finance reports.
By: Hannah Habermann
On the last day of school at Wyoming Indian Middle School in Ethete, a group of students congregated in the library, singing along to Disney and pop songs at the top of their lungs.
By: Hannah Habermann
Searching for an expert in topics like Native language preservation or the nuances of beadworking? A new in-the-works “ Indigenous Knowledge Keepers List ” from Wyoming Humanities aims to help build those sorts of bridges. Its goal is to connect those experts with educators and interested organizations, in order to create more informed programs, consultations and presentations.
By: Hannah Habermann
Crews have finished 28 percent of the actions they want to take to confine the blaze and protect Highway 26/287, the Brooks Lake Lodge and nearby cabins.
By: Hannah Habermann
The Select Committee on Tribal Relations is working on a bill draft that would return improperly collected online sales taxes back to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes.
By: Hannah Habermann
The 76th annual Northern Arapaho Powwow is happening in the town of Arapahoe on the Wind River Reservation this weekend.
By: Hannah Habermann
Highway 26/287 is temporarily closed between the east side of Grand Teton National Park and Dubois because of increased smoke and decreased visibility from the Fish Creek Fire. The road over Togwotee Pass closed on the afternoon of Sept. 2 and there's currently no date set for when it might re-open.
By: Hannah Habermann
Highway 26/287 over Togwotee Pass temporarily re-opened on the morning of Sept. 6. Maintenance crews led cars through a four-mile stretch from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
By: Hannah Habermann
On a sunny afternoon in Sinks Canyon, a group of nearly 20 women put on harnesses and helmets, tied into ropes and tried their hand at climbing on pocketed limestone rock faces outside Lander.
By: Hannah Habermann
Off Highway 26/287 going up Togwotee Pass, a dirt RV parking lot the size of a football field has been turned into a temporary town as hundreds of
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