Hannah Shields

CHEYENNE — To the dismay of some lawmakers, the Wyoming Legislature’s Labor, Health and Social Services Committee adjourned two hours after it began on Friday, the second day of its

CHEYENNE — A busy wildfire season this summer is draining funds from Wyoming's Emergency Fire Suppression Account, and state officials will discuss how to refill it during a legislative meeting next week.

CHEYENNE — A busy wildfire season this summer is draining funds from Wyoming's Emergency Fire Suppression Account, and state officials will discuss how to refill it during a legislative meeting next week.

CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Predators Working Group unanimously supported a draft bill Wednesday that would continue to allow residents to intentionally run over predatory animals with snowmobiles, but require those

A busy wildfire season this summer is draining funds from Wyoming's Emergency Fire Suppression Account, and state officials will discuss how to refill it during a legislative meeting next week.

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Predators Working Group unanimously supported a draft bill Wednesday that would continue to allow residents to intentionally run over predatory animals with snowmobiles but require those who do so to kill the animal immediately.

CHEYENNE – State lawmakers are considering two bill drafts that would allow local cities, counties and towns to invest a portion of their reserve funds in stock markets and local

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Predators Working Group unanimously supported a draft bill Wednesday that would continue to allow residents to intentionally

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers are considering two bill drafts that would allow local cities, counties and towns to invest a portion of their reserve funds in stock markets and local equities.

CHEYENNE – Wyoming lawmakers set aside draft legislation on Monday that would regulate the use of AI technology due to lack of unanimous support from the committee.