Jasmine Hall

Jackson Police Department continues to search for a suspect involved in the Aug. 16 bear spray incident that closed the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.

Teton County lawmakers won't be walking back into the same State Legislature next year.

All of Wyoming’s election staff, county clerks, election judges, poll watchers and people involved in running the primary election received a round of applause Wednesday in the Capitol Building.

By Jasmine Hall Jackson Hole News&Guide Via Wyoming News Exchange

Two self-identifying political moderates, including one former Teton County lawmaker, are challenging a Wyoming election law they say infringes on the constitutional rights of both independent candidates and voters.

Some are concerned there aren't enough resources in rural communities to refer students elsewhere.

Professor disputes notion that more restrictions led to fewer ballots cast.

Technical issues quell public testimony on primary, irk Sen. Gierau.

Legislature gets concrete policy recommendations from committee.

Elected officials have spent the past two years toiling over how to solve Wyoming’s mental health crisis despite not having enough providers in the state.