Though Wyoming only learned last week it will receive $205 million in federal rural health funds this year, the state doesn’t have a lot of time to idle over the money, Department of Health Director ...

Feral horses have long been part of the Wyoming landscape, but not without consequences for the land and wildlife, writes columnist Walt Gasson.

Saturday’s ‘Wolf Moon’ was the first supermoon of the new year.

Former wildlife officials warn Trump-appointed team they can’t haphazardly dispose of refuge land, though many support a ...

The proposal would reduce the bench from five justices to three. Ultimately, lawmakers did not take any action.

Market trends are favoring Uranium Energy Corp.’s operations in Wyoming. Another brewery is closing its doors amid national ...

Britt Boril is the executive director of WyoUnited, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to advocating for reproductive ...

The right to an abortion is protected by Wyoming's constitution, for now, but a constitutional amendment is on the horizon, warns guest columnist Britt Boril.

The Wyoming Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the state’s two abortion bans are unconstitutional, preserving a hotly ...

State agency director resigned under pressure in November and weeks later signed on to replace recently retired Doug Brimeyer ...

Clerk ‘has committed several acts of misconduct or malfeasance,’ according to Gov. Mark Gordon. She doesn’t plan to resign.

If the judiciary can shift the meaning of major words, then constitutional government becomes less a balance of powers and more a rule by judicial interpretation, writes guest columnist Nathan Winters ...