Jeff Victor

Albany County voters will head to the polls on May 5 for a special election that will determine their tax rate for the next several years.

This story is part of our new Quick Hits series. This series will bring you breaking news and short updates from throughout the state.

The federal government owns nearly half the land in Wyoming . That gives Wyomingites easy access to national forest and Bureau of Land

Lawmakers on Wyoming's Joint Judiciary Committee asked legislative staff to draft a bill tackling frivolous lawsuits, and committed to keep talking about public access to court records.

The Wyoming Supreme Court will allow school vouchers to be paid out as a high-profile lawsuit against the program continues.

The program’s first payments were paused by a lower court last year. Teachers are suing to overturn the program.

Albany County School District No. 1 will sell an abandoned school property known as Old Slade to housing advocates who want to build more than 30 homes on the site

Faculty and staff at the University of Wyoming will receive pay raises of at least $1,400. That comes after the Wyoming Legislature approved raises for all state employees during the 2026 budget session.

A jury has found Wyoming attorney John Knepper not liable for abuse of process or inflicting emotional distress.

University of Wyoming (UW) leaders have started work on a savings plan meant to comply with legislative demands. That plan could eventually identify courses to cut or positions to terminate.