CHEYENNE—Wyoming Freedom Caucus lawmakers are determined to shrink the state’s budget in the 2026 legislative session, but where and how deep they will cut remains to be seen.

For the first time, investment earnings beat out every other revenue stream in the state, the latest CREG report shows.

Nano particles released from Department of War jets are sterilizing soils, blocking sun, lawmakers hear from Wyomingites and ...

In addition to benefiting U.S. meat consumers, Trump’s beef plan augments his support for the Argentinian government, support ...

Legal questions loom over 20,000 acres of prime habitat for mule deer, pronghorn and sage grouse successfully nominated for ...

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon declared a public welfare emergency Friday ahead of SNAP benefits lapsing Saturday amid the federal government shutdown.

Poop analysis shows huge variation in the diets of 16 western herds that include Wyoming’s Adobe Town, Green Mountain and ...

An attorney and mentor to many, 83-year-old public servant is remembered for being an insatiable reader and a "wonderful ...

A Bureau of Land Management auction planned for next summer could test the state’s migration policy to an unprecedented ...

The town of Glenrock and two of its officials are caught up in a $320 million lawsuit. As federal workers brace for zero pay ...

Natrona County public school enrollment has dropped at a dramatic rate. A judge wants to send a message about the seriousness ...

Taco John’s offers free meal to anyone who asks, due to SNAP benefits cutOil City NewsWith SNAP benefits being cut, Taco John’s is offering a free meal to ...