Angus M. Thuermer Jr.

Grand Teton National Park Foundation announced the completion of today’s sale after spearheading a $37.6 million drive for private funds.

Gebhart says accurate measures vital to preserving Wyoming water uses in face of downstream demands, dwindling flows.

Wyoming’s water chief wants emergency funds for hydrologists to measure flows in the state’s portion of the troubled Colorado River Basin, documentation he said is vital to preserving irrigation and other uses.

Measure draws bipartisan group of checkerboard-area Wyoming legislators as co-sponsors.

Bill would establish a task force to create a Monument to America “similar in size and scope” to 60-foot high granite faces in South Dakota.

Without comment, high court rebuffs Western states’ efforts to establish control and ownership of federally managed public property.

Alkali Dam plan, already troubled by projected cost increases, faces new setbacks and a deadline.

At the Wyoming State Archives, a researcher stumbled across a photograph from Casper, went down the rabbit hole and came up with the ongoing Robert Frank exhibit.

The Wyoming Senate voted 22-9 on Monday to cut $70 million from a legislative war chest set aside to sue the federal government for environmental policies seen as detrimental to

After cutting $70 million from the original bill, senators failed to pass the measure to give lawmakers an independent account to sue the government over environmental regulations.