U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) held multiple town halls over the past couple of days as the Trump administration faced backlash for its dramatic cuts aimed at reshaping the executive branch of the federal government. Read more at the link in our bio.
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The mission of Wyoming Public Media is to connect Wyoming through news and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and educates. Wyoming Public Radio is a commercial free station licensed to the University of Wyoming. We broadcast to over 90% Wyoming. Our programming is primarily news, classical music, and contemporary music. We also air jazz, folk, bluegrass, and unique entertainment programs. Wyoming Public Radio is the state's only member of National Public Radio. We're here to share our stories, updates, events, and create a space for listeners to see and discuss our news.
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U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) held multiple town halls over the past couple of days as the Trump administration faced backlash for its dramatic cuts aimed at reshaping the executive branch of the federal government. Wyoming Public Radio attended town halls in Laramie and Wheatland. The atmosphere and attendance differed between the two town halls, but Democratic and Republican attendees focused on similar topics. https://ow.ly/e2Ft50VnA8Y
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The National Weather Service has reduced balloon flights in some parts of the Rockies. Colorado and Wyoming’s only balloon flights have been reduced from twice a day to once, according to weather service announcements. Plus, forecasting flights in South Dakota and Nebraska were canceled. Mike Nelson, a retired TV meteorologist in Colorado, was shocked to hear about the reductions in flights. “?I've been doing this for half a century,” Nelson said. “I've never seen anything like this before.” Nelson, who has relied on balloon information for decades as a weather journalist, said the move could hinder forecast information ahead of the spring storm season. https://ow.ly/GKfm50VnA64
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Yellowstone National Park was just shy of breaking a visitation record last year. With 4.7 million visitors the park was about 116,000 visitors short of the busiest year on record. The highest visitation year was in 2021 when close to 5 million people visited Yellowstone. Spring plowing is underway and most roads are closed to regular vehicles as the park prepares for another summer season. The North Entrance at Gardiner to Cooke City, Montana is open year round. The rest of the entrances are planned to open beginning mid-April through May. The East Entrance in Cody is scheduled to open on May 2. https://ow.ly/RQqT50VnA03
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WPR's Jordan Uplinger interviewed on NPR's Weekend Edition. https://ow.ly/f5M250Vnr5R
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Did you attend one of Harriet Hageman's Town Halls? If so, where was it, and what were your impressions? By contributing your comment, you consent to the possibility of having it read on the air. Please post your comments at the end of this linked page. #TopicoftheWeek #WyomingGovernment #TownHalls https://ow.ly/zIJl50VnpSH
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