Cheyenne – After convening Feb. 14, the Wyoming Legislature has passed the midway point for the 2022 Budget Session.
POWELL —As Cody resident Nick Piazza discussed his efforts to aid Ukraine in its fight against Russian invaders, he a
CASPER —A bill that would ensure visitation rights for the loved ones of people in hospitals and long term care facil
CHEYENNE — After passing in the Senate, a bill that would prohibit several prescription drugs that induce abortion is
GILLETTE (WNE) — All seven Gillette Community College District trustees have gone without defined term lengths since
The Wyoming Tourism Board’s budget is set to nearly double for the next biennium even as most other state agency spen
LARAMIE — When Anastasiia Pereverten traveled to the University of Wyoming from Ukraine last month to study abroad, s
JACKSON — Internet crimes against children, ranging from sexual abuse and trafficking to distributing pornography, ar
SHERIDAN — A bill to continue greater sage grouse bird farming — a controversial practice adopted by Wyoming in 2017
CHEYENNE – Just before final approval of an abortion prohibition bill in the House of Representatives, only women cam
CASPER — A federal judge has once again dismissed the wide-ranging vaccine mandate lawsuit originally led by Grace Sm
POWELL — Acting with unusual speed, the federal government is moving forward with plans to rename some 664 geographic
CASPER — Wyoming’s COVID-19 public health emergency declaration will effectively end March 14, Gov.
CHEYENNE — On Monday, the Wyoming Senate began working a statewide redistricting plan, a process that is federally ma
A bill to clarify Wyoming’s permitting authority over TerraPower’s proposed Natrium nuclear plant in Kemmerer is adva
There’s a simple way to predict how much public testimony to expect at the start of a committee meeting, according to
