Proponents say rarely used federal heritage designation could put wind-swept region on the tourism map, though some in Natrona County
Proponents say rarely used federal heritage designation could put wind-swept region on the tourism map, though some in Natrona County
Amid concerns that a new law inadvertently disenfranchises some voters, a legislative panel delayed a decision to an October meeting.
Conservation groups say industrial emitters in the state shouldn’t get a pass on the next round of regional haze efforts.
CASPER, Wyo. — Over 150 people showed up to a public hearing at the Thyra Thomson State Office Building in
The controversial bill is among a heap of election-related measures before a legislative committee meeting this week in Douglas.
Republicans voted in support of two election complaints lodged against the Wyoming Democratic Party in order to dispute the way
Both leaders tout Wyoming’s role in advancing carbon capture technologies, but state officials still critical of EPA’s ‘power plant rule.’
Controversial language, which drew a large crowd to the Cheyenne meeting, didn’t align with the Joint Education Committee’s interim priorities,
Lawmakers and an anti-abortion group blocked from joining Wyoming’s abortion ban case have appealed the decision to the state supreme
Joint Education Committee will consider bill that would set aside public funds for private schools, including early childhood education.
A task force is discussing enhancements to Wyoming’s Indian Child Welfare Act that would bolster tribal involvement and authority.
The agency in charge of the most "corner-locked" land has not issued a formal directive to implement corner crossing.
After heated public testimony at recent town halls and a legislative committee meeting, lawmakers aim to ease the growing cost
Hunters and others are not yet assured they can step through private airspace to reach 8.3 million acres of public
Complaints of overcrowding, out-of-state competition prompt proposals for permitting systems, but institutional misgivings have made netting legislation tricky.
The State of Wyoming and State of Colorado announced today that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding direct
Two elk-related bills are poised to emerge from the Agriculture Committee, where lawmakers took on an unassigned topic because of
After SCOTUS rejected challenges to the 1978 law enacted to halt the separation of Indigenous children from their families, traditions
Republican Sen. Bob Ide of Casper says only the Wyoming Legislature can authorize land sales to the federal government. Legal
Ammunition, gas and more are driving costs higher as the hard winter has boosted interest in coyote culls.
Skavdahl says “various attempts” were made to offer opinions on how to rule, but that he did not review or
State law requires any voter to be a "bona fide resident" of Wyoming to cast a ballot. A legislative proposal
Defendants in Wyoming’s abortion lawsuit argue the Jackson judge shouldn’t stall the medication ban’s enforcement.
Republicans from around the state doubled down on the direction of the Wyoming Republican Party, overwhelmingly dismissing former legislator Frank
Defendants state Chuck Gray has ‘no legal authority’ to intervene. They don’t oppose other intervenors, but question the need for
Provenza flap is latest ripple in an ongoing conversation about how lawmakers are expected to behave — on and offline
Douglas Frank, a prominent election conspiracy theorist, gave six public presentations in Wyoming, and met privately with lawmakers, clerks and
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming State Board of Education will welcome its newest board members at its upcoming meeting in
Wyoming patients and providers can still legally access mifepristone and have other options if it becomes illegal.
Chuck Gray joins lawmakers, anti-abortion group in request to intervene — though the same judge already denied a similar request.
