Those two sheep are named Yarnold and Lambert, and they are owned by Karen Hostetler, who also owns the tucked-away building off the highway, which — despite its unassuming appearance — houses the ...

Small communities, without the reserves to smooth out the bumps that come with sudden revenue losses, will be hit first and hardest, argues columnist Khale Lenhart.

Eshelman has until July 16 to state why the court should consider the corner-crossing conflict between public access to ...

Incarcerated people can’t vote, but are counted as residents of the legislative district where they're incarcerated, not ...

The board, composed of Gov. Mark Gordon, Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder, Secretary of State Chuck Gray, Treasurer Curt Meier and Auditor Kristi Racines, unanimously approved ...

Thursday will mark the unveiling of a multi-year collaboration meant to welcome and engage statehouse visitors.

Game and Fish reconsiders proposed changes amid a legislative discussion about making special tags saleable — a hugely ...

Country’s second-largest crypto exchange names Cheyenne its home base. Wyoming leaders believe their pursuit of digital assets is paying off.

Faith Howard’s literacy lab classes helped older students make huge comprehension gains. Now she is working to spread the teaching method across Wyoming, where literacy has been a concern for years.

Wyoming doesn’t need more voter registration laws just because the secretary of state claims our system is in need of a fix, columnist Kerry Drake opines.

Joy Ufford moved to Jackson in 1985 after getting a BA in Rhetoric and Journalism at Binghamton University. After studying education and journalism at the University of Wyoming, she began a long ...