EVANSTON — The Evanston Chamber of Commerce held its annual legislative breakfast on Thursday, March 27, at 7:30 a.m. in the Portland Rose Room in the Roundhouse. Sixty-four people came to …
The private prison industry has again come knocking in southwestern Wyoming, pitching the for-profit detention of immigrants as a potential boon for the region’s transitioning economy. …
A ruling by a federal appeals court in a widely watched corner-crossing case cements the principle that a congressional act preempts a state’s power to impose and enforce its own trespass laws. …
Western Wyoming Community College (Western) hosted over 200 students and teachers from 14 different schools in the College’s service area for the annual 2025 Southwest Regional Math Contest on …
The owner of the Kemmerer coal mine laid off 28 workers on Friday, according to a Kemmerer Operations, LLC press statement. The job losses, which amount to roughly 13% of the mine’s workforce, …
CHEYENNE — Gov. Mark Gordon met with members of the media Wednesday, March 12, to share his thoughts on the outcomes of the 2025 Wyoming legislative session. A prominent theme concerned …
JACKSON — A bill introduced Monday in Congress and co-sponsored by Harriet Hageman would replace Biden-era land management guidelines for 3.6 million acres of federal land in southwest Wyoming …
JACKSON — At a contentious town hall Thursday night in Afton, Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo., defended federal cuts, pledged to support veterans in rural Wyoming, re-upped support for delisting …
The Uinta County Sheriff's Office issued the following press release the morning of Thursday, March 13: On Wednesday, March 12, 2025 at approximately 2:55 p.m. the Uinta County Sheriff’s …
EVANSTON — Evanston City Attorney Mark Harris wrapped up his investigation into whether four city council members violated Wyoming’s Open Meetings Act (OMA). Harris began investigating …
Officials in Lincoln County are pressing the owners of the Kemmerer coal mine for more details as rumors circulate about potential layoffs at the site. County Commission Chairman Kent Connelly …
Trail projects around the state have kept Wyoming Pathways busy in recent years. Fueled both by the growing popularity of outdoor recreation and by statewide interest in nurturing the industry, the …
EVANSTON — On Wednesday, Feb. 26, the Wyoming Education Association (WEA) and eight school districts won a huge victory when District Judge Peter Froelicher ruled that the state of Wyoming …
EVANSTON — A former Evanston resident and graduate of Evanston High School is competing on the reality competition show “The Amazing Race” in its 37th season that’s set to air …
A measure to shield electric utilities from lawsuits that result from their operations sparking wildfires continues to move through the Wyoming Senate. House Bill 192, “Public …
EVANSTON — Several bomb threats that turned out to be part of a nationwide scheme were made by someone who called the Horse Palace in Evanston the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 19. Evanston …
SHERIDAN (WNE) — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has confirmed the presence of chronic wasting disease in two adult female elk from Elk Hunt Area 87. The first elk was found dead in …
Wyoming’s federal delegation has filed legislation to restore millions of dollars to pay state irrigators in the Colorado River Basin for conserving water. Bills filed in the U.S. Senate …
Cokeville area farmer Jason Warnock testified to lawmakers that the rising cost of electricity threatens his livelihood. Family agricultural operations are “dealing with these monopolistic …
A bill to authorize game wardens to deal with sometimes-pesky otters turned, for a moment, into an effort to altogether eliminate Wyoming’s 72-year-old “protected” wildlife list. …