BUFFALO — When Buffalo's Clerk-Treasurer Julie Silbernagel first opened the application for water and sewer fund

CASPER —A new bill would strike down local governments’ ability to regulate residential rental properties. 

CHEYENNE —  Legislation that would influence instruction and supporting materials as public schools teach students ab

POWELL (WNE) — Citing unresolved questions about the competency of one defendant, a judge has ordered separate trials

\GILLETTE (WNE) — The date is set for a 10-day trial for the man accused of crimes against a woman missing from Gille

JACKSON (WNE) — Planning commissioners voted unanimously Monday to recommend that Teton County approve the addition o

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 14.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.2

Students throughout Weston County have the opportunity to audition for a part in “Space School Musical,” with perform

The News Letter Journal’s Alexis Barker was named the 2022 Wyoming Journalist of the Year this past weekend at the 12

A two-vehicle accident south of Newcastle on Jan. 17 at 2:05 p.m.

As his first official action as chief of police, Charles Bowles requested a $2 per hour pay increase for the Newcastl

Bruce Moats, the attorney representing the News Letter Journal, Kari Drost, Patricia Bauman and Raymond Norris, has f

LANDER — Lander school leaders, for the most part, embraced a proposed policy that would have students involved in ex

CASPER —A series of bills could eliminate gun-free zones in government buildings and meetings for those with conceale

CHEYENNE — Efforts to improve safety at school crosswalks throughout the state have continued throughout the Wyoming