Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 11th of September.
Good morning, Rock Springs.
Across Wyoming, Casper officials discussed selling city-owned land for affordable homes while Laramie leaders applied for $2.5 million to connect neighborhoods divided by I—80.
In Rock Springs, residents gathered on Labor Day weekend for the 140th anniversary of the Chinese Massacre — a solemn reminder of the town's difficult past.
Sweetwater County School District No. 1 saw higher science scores plus a drop in math performance in the 2024-2025 WY-TOPP tests released by state officials, marking a mixed academic report for the district.
A federal judge ruled in favor of PacifiCorp—stating that the state should have allowed a higher rate increase through its Aurora modeling tool—after the Wyoming Public Service Commission reduced the allowed recovery for Rocky Mountain Power.
The decision means that customers who faced a 5.5% rate hike in January may see higher charges, and an appeal is under consideration.
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