Fremont County

In Campbell County's 2026 primary, official logs noted only one ballot style was tested, yet the clerk certified readiness.

In Fremont County's 2026 primary, test tables revealed 32 unexplained undervotes in a single-party race, yet readiness was certified.

Similar deviations were documented in Laramie County, Natrona County, and in Sheridan County." So the machines were in error, and county clerks certified them anyway.

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Lightning Rod Miller will talk about former GOP chair, Frank Ethorn, his endorsement of Rebecca Bextel for governor.

What does Rod think of that? Al Molaw will discuss all things spooky in Fremont County.

Claire McFarlane joins us on Wednesdays.

Linnea Dicks, she and her family are the ones running that Lego store in La Grange, Wyoming.

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Daily Show.

Uh, first, before we talk about the ghost stories and what might or might not be haunted in Fremont County and Riverton, I, I wanna, I'm so interested in your background and how you kinda come to, uh, uh, ghost stories or how you incorporate ghost stories in the day job.

Talk about teaching that class-

And why does...

I, I have never seen hail, like, super big, uh, except when I was, one time I was in Fremont County and I saw hail pretty big, but I, well, I never see hail big here in the valley in Jackson Hole.

Uh, and you usually don't.

You usually don't.

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Our flamboyant lawyer, h- um, when he was a young lawyer, fresh out of college, he was struggling with his practice and decided, "Well, I better get elected to office so at least I'll have a steady paycheck." And so he needed a campaign promise.

There wasn't much in Fremont County, except he knew there was brothels and, uh, gambling going on in the '60s.

So he vowed to shut it down, and he was told by judges, sheriffs, all these people, "Nope, not gonna work." Well, he hired somebody to go out and write down the license plates of all the-

Cowboy State Daily News continues now.

Investigators hope new forensic DNA technology can help them solve the 1983 Fremont County murder of Janeal Johnson.

Cowboy State Daily's Jen Coker reports the 23-year-old aspiring model was hitchhiking from Riverton to Denver and never came home.

There was a tip that came in five years ago that was significant enough to prompt investigators to exhume Janeel's body.

They only get one shot.

Janeel was last seen at a truck stop near Rawlins around 9:00 PM on February 17th in 1983.

Nearly a week later, her body was discovered along a desolate stretch of road near Shoshoni in central Fremont County.

Johnson's killer was never identified despite four decades of investigation, countless leads and tips, and a trail that grew colder with every passing year.

You should go read it, and then Rod and I will discuss.

Fremont County has a potential monster data center going in.

There ain't a thing they can do about it.

No zoning regulations mean Fremont County commissioners have their hands tied when it comes to approving or not approving data.

A mind-boggling, that's the quote, $66 billion data center plan.

Just when you thought all the data centers were going in near Cheyenne or in Uintah County, here's one for Fremont County.

Grandmother kills lion.

That's sort of the headline.

I'm doing peachy keen.

It's another beautiful day in Fremont County.

And folks that don't know Clifford, he's going to introduce himself, and we're gonna talk about something really important.

But Cliff, you live in Kinnear?

And the, the courses really come at it in a way that's, they tell true stories about other people, and I think that's what people like about these courses because it's not just a, a big old treatise on the dangers of chemicals in your system.

It's talking about how real lives have been affected, both positively and negatively, along the way where substances are involved.

I had some really good news to share about Fremont County.

I just did a sco- I just did a survey of all the DUI students who have completed my course from when I started with B Boys in 2018 until 2023, and it's several hundred.