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New rural residency programs could come to Arizona, Utah and Wyoming - KHOL 89.1 FM (opens the original)
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Millions of federal dollars are going toward developing new medical residency programs in rural areas to help fill gaps in coverage. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded $11.2 million to support programs in 14 states. That includes Arizona, Utah and Wyoming. This comes as hospitals shut down and providers retire in small towns across the West. In Wyoming, $750,000 will go toward creating a new family medicine residency in Buffalo, in the northeast part of the state. It’ll be
New rural residency programs could come to Arizona, Utah and Wyoming (opens the original)
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Millions of federal dollars are going toward developing new medical residency programs in rural areas to help fill gaps in coverage. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded $11.2 million to support programs in 14 states. That includes Arizona, Utah and Wyoming. This comes as hospitals shut down and providers retire in small towns across the West. In Wyoming, $750,000 will go toward creating a new family medicine residency in Buffalo, in the northeast part of the state. It’ll be
This Wyoming dude ranch has been here for 100 years. They say they'll be here for 100 more (opens the original)
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A human wall. That’s how staff and guests were positioned at the Triangle X ranch in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. They were directing a stream of horses to their evening pasture, blocking off where they shouldn’t go. “It's gonna be wild and western,” said Kathryn Turner, whose family owns the ranch. Moments later, dozens of horses and mules galloped by kicking up dust, clearly eager for their night off. They had names like Hunger Games, Hot Tamale and Duct Tape. “I've lived here my whole
Tribal sovereignty and authority, chainsaws in the Wilderness, and more... (opens the original)
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Tribal sovereignty and authority, chainsaws in the Wilderness, and more... By Hanna Merzbach, Jenna McMurtry, Leigh Paterson, Melodie Edwards, Murphy Woodhouse, Nicky Ouellet, Rachel Cohen, Teal Davis / Report for America Published September 18, 2026 at 5:26 PM MDT Stories Open Spaces This Wyoming dude ranch has been here for 100 years. They say they'll be here for 100 more Hanna Merzbach The institutions of western culture continue to introduce visitors, or “dudes,” to the West, taking them hor
Analysis: 2025 saw a $1.3B dip for public land agency contractors (opens the original)
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Contractors hired by public land agencies took a $1.3 billion hit last year. Small businesses were hit especially hard, according to a new analysis of federal data from consulting groups Prospect Partners and Hawk Eye Strategies. It found that almost 15% of small businesses that received work contracting with public land agencies in 2024 didn’t get work in 2025. That’s after the Trump administration took office. These partners — many of whom worked with the government for years — offer services
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