Small communities, without the reserves to smooth out the bumps that come with sudden revenue losses, will be hit first and hardest, argues columnist Khale Lenhart.

Incarcerated people can’t vote, but are counted as residents of the legislative district where they're incarcerated, not ...

Eshelman has until July 16 to state why the court should consider the corner-crossing conflict between public access to ...

Game and Fish reconsiders proposed changes amid a legislative discussion about making special tags saleable — a hugely ...

In the state where Trump won by the largest margin in the 2024 election, grassroots unity helped keep public lands off the ...

Keith Kautz left the high court last year due to the state’s mandatory retirement age. He takes over as Wyoming’s top legal ...

Country’s second-largest crypto exchange names Cheyenne its home base. Wyoming leaders believe their pursuit of digital assets is paying off.

Rural parts of state could be particularly hard hit due to lack of alternative resources, a teachers group says.

The Bureau of Land Management will amend Biden-era resource management plans to reopen coal leasing in Wyoming and Montana.

Thursday will mark the unveiling of a multi-year collaboration meant to welcome and engage statehouse visitors.

The board, composed of Gov. Mark Gordon, Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder, Secretary of State Chuck Gray, Treasurer Curt Meier and Auditor Kristi Racines, unanimously approved ...

As a federal court prepares to make a key ruling on a lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s new voter registration law, the U.S.