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Heartland states like Minnesota and South Dakota are training rural clergy in suicide prevention.

A lot of life is beautiful. A lot of life sucks. Most of life lies somewhere in between.

The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is Wyoming’s first local suicide call center and now, after two years of existence, it is expanding to be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

"I am investigating it as a suicide right now, but won't have any final conclusions for a couple days," Natrona County Coroner James Whipps told K2 Radio News.

In case you didn't know, K2Radio News has a podcast called Report to Wyoming where we talk to real people in Natrona County about their thoughts and ideas. For this week's episode, Badger and Bull sit down and talk about mental health, chili, and Harleys...among other things.

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"I can tell you from my time in classrooms that the mothers of this state--the women of this state--are the best and most remarkable resource that Wyoming has for the best and most remarkable future that we can have, which is our kids" said Gordon.

Photos from the 19th Annual 'Breaking the Silence Walk,' sponsored by the Natrona County Suicide Prevention Task Force.

Informational resource tables will be available at the event.

As of December 1, 33 people have killed themselves in Natrona County. The previous high was 31.

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, CWCC has announced the addition of texting services to its free suicide lifeline.