Meanwhile, lawmakers voted against the wishes of a special committee leader. The House will now conduct its inquiry in parallel with a Laramie County enforcement investigation.

The Pinedale Roundup joins a national initiative exploring new business models for community newspapers. Highway Patrol association president says “state employees are in the hurt locker when it comes ...

Elected officials, politicians, constituent question timing and location of campaign donations, with one calling it ‘an absolute stain.’ ...

CHEYENNE—For the second year in a row, advocates are hoping to change the state’s zoning protest petition requirements to make it easier for developers to build multi-family, ...

A popular Casper fishing hole closes after an invasion of voracious New Zealand mudsnails. Nutrition classes that teach budgeting, cooking and healthy lifestyle choices carry on despite federal budget ...

Some lawmakers questioned why a blanket $40 million cut was the path their colleagues chose to address concerns about the school.

House lawmakers have a long day ahead as they work through remaining budget amendments Wednesday. The Senate, meanwhile, concluded its first round of budget negotiations Tuesday afternoon.

CHEYENNE—Even before lawmakers in the House and Senate dove into their respective debates Tuesday on the state’s next two-year budget, the two chambers were expected to land i ...

Keep tabs on Wyoming politics and policy with our free morning newsletter. Sign up ✉️ CHEYENNE—The House Special Investigative Committee tasked with investigating campaign checks distributed on the ...

Legislation would require school districts to adopt policies that govern student possession and use of cellphones and devices in schools.

Historically bad snow and water conditions raise stakes for Colorado River basin states as feds prepare to intervene.

The performance of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus has been an embarrassment for the Big Empty. Let’s usher them out the door come August, writes columnist Rod Miller.