Rachel Finch

After years of debate, litigation and regulatory hurdles, recent state and county decisions have allowed the Rail Tie Wind Project to continue moving forward in southeastern Wyoming.

After years of debate, litigation and regulatory hurdles, recent state and county decisions have allowed the Rail Tie Wind Project to continue moving forward in southeastern Wyoming.

As colleges and universities come under increasing pressure to respond to political and social controversies, one of higher education's more important

LARAMIE — As colleges and universities come under increasing pressure to respond to political and social controversies, one of higher education’s more important questions took center stage on the University

Three years ago, I walked into the Laramie Boomerang newsroom as a nervous University of Wyoming junior and became an intern, eager to learn how to be a real journalist

For years, the focus of the Halleck Creek rare earth minerals project has been proving what lies beneath northeastern Albany County. Now, American Rare Earths is working to prove it

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For years, the focus of the Halleck Creek rare earth minerals project has been proving what lies beneath northeastern Albany County. Now, American Rare Earths is working to prove it

LARAMIE — For years, the focus of the Halleck Creek rare earth minerals project has been proving what lies beneath northeastern Albany County.

For years, the focus of the Halleck Creek rare earth minerals project has been proving what lies beneath northeastern Albany County. Now, American Rare Earths is working to prove it