The first week of the 2025 Wyoming Legislature wrapped up n Friday, and there’s now little doubt what the rest of the session will look like — ...

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon welcomed members of the 68th Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday and reminded them that their legislative decisions have consequences. “I congratulate you on your election and ...

Communities across the state are lacking in workforce housing, defined as homes affordable to middle-income people. Experts cite many reasons for Wyoming’s housing crisis, and an overregulated ...

Joint Appropriations Committee voted to bar the University of Wyoming from using state funds for any diversity, equity and ...

The debate over whether to repeal Wyoming’s gun-free zones heated up again Friday. A bill before the Legislature similar to one Gov. Mark Gordon ...

It took the U.S. Supreme Court 12 words and one period to dismiss more than 300 pages of legal arguments in which Utah, Wyoming and other Western states sought to ...

The Wyoming Semiquincentennial Planning Task Force has announced the launch of Phase Two of the Semiquincentennial Grant Program.

Governor Mark Gordon has ordered both the U.S and Wyoming flags to be raised to full staff at the Capitol and all state ...

In order to recognize the inauguration of President Donald Trump on Monday January 20, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has ...

Wyoming’s fossil fuel industries “have weathered the worst” under four years of the Biden administration, and now they are poised to rebound under President-elect Donald Trump, Gov. Mark Gordon said ...

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon welcomed members of the 68th Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday and reminded them that their legislative decisions have consequences.

A suite of bills, and ongoing discussions between some sheriffs and federal officials, seek to align Wyoming with President-elect Trump’s deportation agenda.