CASPER —The Wyoming House of Representatives on Monday rejected the redistricting map approved by the Senate, setting

CHEYENNE — A $2.8 billion 2023-24 biennium budget is headed to Gov.

POWELL (WNE) — A popular bill would give hunters who are unsuccessful in acquiring a tag in limited quota draws the o

GILLETTE — Sergey Pfeil has a passport application in one hand, his cellphone in the other and a decision to make.

JACKSON —After months of threatening to sue, the ACLU of Wyoming has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Teton County

CHEYENNE —A bill pushing for instructional material transparency died Monday in the House Education Committee after e

CASPER — Despite strong support for the bill among Senate legislators, the Fairness in Women’s Sports act is dead.

LARAMIE (WNE) —  Going on 15 years and more than 400 episodes, the Food Network’s juggernaut “Diners, Drive-ins and D

True to its species’ reputation, the undersized smallmouth bass lacked neither ambition nor aggression: The roughly 1

Lawmakers will take another year to consider how to adjust state-level mineral taxes to counter an expected increase

LARAMIE — Students and staff in the University of Wyoming Gender and Women’s Studies program were shocked last week w

CHEYENNE —It’s not just motorists and industry officials who are complaining about higher gasoline prices locally due

JACKSON —The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is moving toward authorizing a ewe and lamb hunt in the Gros Ventre mou

CASPER — As Russia lays siege to its neighbor, the West has rallied behind Ukraine, wielding dollars, euros and pound

LARAMIE — Bright red lines across the Wyoming Department of Transportation mobile map quickly tell the story: Interst