A heavy wind storm whipped through Cheyenne all day Thursday, causing multiple downed power lines, uprooted trees, and damage ...

Starting July 1, Wyoming 18-year-olds can get permits to carry concealed firearms. A Riverton woman, 18, who plans to do so says it will make her ...

Wyoming has a budget for the next two years! After weeks of divisive lead up, how did we get here? Plus, the House issues its ...

While working as a long-term substitute teacher in a Cheyenne high school not long ago, retired reading specialist Gay Wilson ...

House Bill 178 sparked intense debate in the Senate over whether targeting specific groups is unconstitutional. The post Measure to block Wyoming public employee payroll deductions for union fees ...

Cheyenne City Council voted Monday to delay a final decision on forcibly annexing a farm that sells fresh, local produce for eight months after hours ...

The city of Kearney in Nebraska is famous for being an annual migratory stop for approximately 500,000 sandhill cranes from ...

A proposed 4 million–square-foot artificial-intelligence campus in Laramie County has become the most visible symbol of Wyoming’s data center boom.

Lawmakers have approved additional money for investigating, as well as stronger penalties for those who perpetuate internet ...

The West is filled with affordable options and numerous outdoor activities if you look beyond big cities like Los Angeles and ...

In a constitutional republic, the government is bound by a strict legal contract. In Wyoming today, that contract is shredded. We are paying a premium for a sprawling government machine ...

Surrounded by advocates, parents and children, Gov. Mark Gordon signed the state’s new literacy plan into law Friday afternoon. Gordon signed Senate Enrolled Act 43, “K-12 Language and ...