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Game and Fish leaders pressed on migration designation delays

Pointing to a three-year delay in implementing Wyoming’s big game migration protection policy, some members of the Wy

Grizzly conflicts down; Game and Fish Department counts just over 170 in 2022

CASPER — Wyoming’s grizzly bears — and the humans who manage them — have had a standout year.

Human trafficking: Uprising asks legislators for support in making illicit massage illegal

SHERIDAN — Local advocates of eradicating human trafficking asked local legislators to reintroduce a bill in the upco

End of federal aid could mean more homeless in Wyoming

CASPER — Wyoming’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program — which as of Dec.

Plane slides off runway during landing

ROCK SPRINGS (WNE) —A flight into Rock Springs had an unusual — but safe — landing on Tuesday, Dec. 27. 

Celebrating in her own way Buddhist nun with roots in Catholicism shares her practices

CASPER — In the larger context of Wyoming — a state dominated by conservative, cowboy values that emphasize tradition

Spreading the Love: Jackson nonprofit aids the unhoused

JACKSON — Wren Fialka stood on a snowy median amid four lanes of traffic on a busy downtown street, three blocks from

Sheridan Memorial Hospital offering robotic-assisted surgery

SHERIDAN — For health care professionals at Sheridan Memorial Hospital, most procedures focus on rectifying a health

Wyoming Wildlife Task Force recommends splitting white-tailed, mule deer licenses

SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources committee is consideri

Voter ID faces legal challenge

CASPER — An attorney and former Democratic lawmaker filed suit Wednesday over Wyoming’s voter ID law, arguing it viol

Judge limits use of body-cam video in corner-crossing trial

The judge in an upcoming corner-crossing criminal trespass trial decided Thursday to limit the use of, but not bar en

Legislature signs off on $362M in construction, renovations

Between the funding for K-12 schools in the general budget bill and Senate File 67 – State funded capital constructio

World energy disruptions push Wyo toward more volatility

Russia’s attack on Ukraine — coupled with international calls to close off ties with the energy super-giant — threate

Legislature approves 62-31 redistricting plan

 

Scholarship program offers adults chance at second career

CASPER —Say you work at a mine in Gillette.

Pandemic has had a range of impacts on public access to government

LARAMIE — When public gatherings were abruptly shut down as impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic ripped through Wyoming a

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