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The Wyoming Department of Health announced on Thursday that seven more coronavirus related deaths have been confirmed in the state. The following deaths were confirmed. a Crook County man died late last month in another state, where he likely contracted the virus ... Read More ...

Wyoming has seen 22 deaths due to COVID-19, with the most recent coming this week in Sweetwater County.

Platte and Weston counties have not reported any confirmed cases.

No motive was immediately apparent.

According to a news release from Chief Eric Murphy, a 34-year-old man from Riverton died in Denver, after being taken by life flight from Riverton.

Investigators are looking at excessive speed and driver inattention as contributing factors in the crash.

Court documents say the man is a suspect in a counterfeiting investigation which was started by Casper police but then taken over by the Secret Service.

In May this year, a 21 year old Nebraska man died after jumping off a cliff at Guernsey Reervoir. Now a second man has suffered the same fate at the same reservoir. Both deaths happened in an arm of the reservoir called Long Canyon. Wyoming state parks officials say 22-year-old Johnny Andres Ornelas, of Torrington, jumped from a height of about 110 feet Sunday...

Randy Lee Tenley of Montana decided to drink his Sunday away like any other red-blooded American.  He couldn’t just pass out like everyone else though.  Oh no, he decided to pull a prank.  This prank, however, wasn’t a very well thought out because it got him killed.