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On a chilly October afternoon, voices rose outside the Wyoming Capitol, echoing thoughts of dissent and the call for democratic values. What brought them out today? Let's find out.

Students Demand Action is calling for students across the country to walk out of schools at noon today in protest of gun violence.

Police say their injuries were not considered to be life-threatening.

The silence turned to talk, sometimes angry talk, after the demonstrators arrived at the Hall of Justice .

In 10 minute intervals, for two hours, police fired tear gas, flash bangs and pepper balls.

A 10-year old boy in China has had enough of his parents cell phone addiction. Police found him at a subway station after his 12th run away attempt.

United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visited Wyoming on Tuesday stopping in Casper and at St. Stephens High School. She picked the Cowboy State to kick off her "Rethink Education School Tour." Her first stop had her at Woods Learning Center in Casper at 8:30 a...

Citizens from across the Rocky Mountain region that are opposed to Dakota Access Pipeline being constructed through the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota will host a demonstration Saturday in Cheyenne.

Rihanna Kelver said she organized the event after noticing anxiety among minority groups in the wake of the presidential election.

"America is not the land of scared people. America is the land of brave people," Khan said.