The Joint Appropriations Committee has slashed $195 million from Wyoming’s supplemental budget, cutting energy projects, state employees and raises.

A 72-year-old Green River, Wyoming, man walked into his local sheriff's office, said he "needed to confess" and told a detective he sexually abused ...

Columnist Sally Ann Shurmur writes, “The inauguration festivities on Monday were everything I hoped for, and more. Now that’s an opinion.” ...

After failing to convince Wyoming lawmakers to enact tax incentives for filmmakers, two brothers from Sheridan are taking ...

While many people in the U.S. South are freaking out over a winter storm that brought record snowfall across Alabama, Florida ...

The Wyoming Legislature has been advancing a series of property tax relief bills that will significantly cut tax bills for ...

As Bill Gates-backed TerraPower continues building a first-of-its-kind nuclear plant in Kemmerer, Wyoming, it has struck a ...

After the success of a one-room schoolhouse in remote north Albany County, Wyoming is poised for more across the state. A ...

Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso, the second-ranking Republican in the Senate, on Wednesday called Democrat efforts to hold up ...

Columnist Rod Miller writes, "In Park County, home to the nincompoops that are trying to tell Wyoming how to conduct our ...

Tom Lubnau writes, "It seems like the legislature is scrambling to create campaign issues on hot-button topics rather than ...

Emotions were high on Wednesday during a debate over the legality of ballot drop boxes, with Secretary of State Chuck Gray ...