The Wyoming Department of Education has released guidance for establishing or changing library materials policies.
The Wyoming Department of Education has released guidance for establishing or changing library materials policies.
A legislative committee declined to change ambiguous language in the new law. Meanwhile, registered voters hoping to keep their options
After a first attempt in September, lawmakers have a new piece of legislation to work that more narrowly targets synthetics
Feds call for comments on use of new public land that would boost recreation on and along the North Platte
Extreme temperatures catapulted natural gas demand and prices, boosting 2023 financial predictions. The state’s long-term picture, however, remains less lucrative.
Rocky Mountain Power faces criticism for poor public outreach and putting profit over the well-being of Wyoming’s low-income residents.
In congressional testimony, Degenfelder said statewide guidance will improve inadequate systems and policies at the local level. She later used
A constitutional procedure will give the hard-line faction initial veto power in the House, but they’ll still need votes from
CASPER, Wyo. — Megan Degenfelder, the elected state superintendent of public instruction for Wyoming, testified before Congress Oct. 19, highlighting
The fate of a prized, $62 million school trust parcel positioned for auction is unknown, but an appraisal makes one
Questions remain about whether the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office took adequate precautions to prevent Dennis Green’s suicide.
Natural resources committee also proposed a measure offering signing bonuses for federal land management employees who want to come work
Hikers, hunters, horse packers, OHV enthusiasts try to understand how draft plans could impact their use of public land in
GILLETTE, Wyo. — Wyoming was recognized as a finalist in the recent American Academy for National Recreation and Park Administrations
The federal program offers $5 million to close low-producing and idle wells to prevent errant methane gas emissions.
Refunded residents more than doubled after the Wyoming Legislature expanded eligibility last spring. Another expansion could be twice as nice,
The BLM’s preferred management plan limits industrial expansion into undeveloped areas by restricting right-of-way easements.
The suicide rate for the state’s county jails is the fourth-highest in the country. There are no laws in place
An administrative process to offload 640 very valuable acres in the heart of Jackson Hole is underway.
Adopting the change, which is popular among Republicans, could dry up state revenue and violate the Wyoming Constitution, state-funded consultants
The Wyoming Public Service Commission will hold a public comment hearing at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 25 regarding Rocky Mountain Power's
CASPER, Wyo. — Over 150 people showed up to a public hearing at the Thyra Thomson State Office Building in
CASPER, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon wants more public input on a proposed electric rate increase from Rocky Mountain Power.
Star Plunge at Hot Springs State Park has reopened, staff said Thursday afternoon.
Agency cancels effort, citing engineering cost. So what can be learned from the Sinks Canyon saga as more outdoor recreation
The EPA must reconsider its disapproval of Wyoming's plan regarding emissions from the Wyodak power plant, and this time it
Detaining people for public intoxication is a tool Torrington police use to keep people safe, but a death in the
Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Darin Westby as director of the Wyoming Department of Transportation.
More people lost the government health coverage than maintained it as the state re-analyzes who still qualifies following steady pandemic-era
Governor Mark Gordon says that the 988 service and Wyoming-based crisis counselors are making a difference in reaching individuals experiencing
