Dustin Bleizeffer

To meet the massive electrical demand for blockchain, artificial intelligence and data centers in Wyoming, developers propose building stand-alone power plants to serve these growing industries. State officials, however, don't

Many Wyoming businesses already struggle to hire and retain workers. Recent data from the U.S.

To meet the massive electrical demand for blockchain, artificial intelligence and data centers in Wyoming, developers propose building stand-alone power plants to serve these growing industries.

Fishing “is on fire” at Pathfinder Reservoir, one angler reports. But that's partly due to the reservoir shrinking to just 18.7% capacity.

“The fishing is on fire” at Pathfinder Reservoir, says Casper resident Chris Bobo, who shares his enthusiasm for “tight lines” via his YouTube channel, Bobo's Fishing Adventures

Coal accounts for 47% of the state’s power production this year, down from 94% in 2008.

Amid a sweltering “heat dome” across much of the U.S. and Wyoming, electrical demand is spiking, prompting an all-hands-on-deck approach among utilities and an emergency order from the U.S.

The need to flip on electric pumps to irrigate alfalfa fields came early this season for Cokeville-area farmers and ranchers Tim Teichert and Jason Thornock, thanks to extraordinarily dry conditions. …

If rPlus Hydro's pumped-water storage facility were operating today, low water conditions would trigger regulatory mandate to curtail operations.

Driven by historically low snowpack and above average temperatures this summer, Seminoe Reservoir has slipped into “near-worst case” water quality