Joshua Wolfson is a Managing Editor at WyoFile. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, climate change, and social issues, with a focus on Wyoming and its unique challenges. His work has been featured in various publications such as the Billings Gazette Communications, Casper Star-Tribune, and the Wyoming Business Report.
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By: Allison Allsop, Joshua Wolfson, Katie Klingsporn, Joseph Beaudet, Jonathan Gallardo, Cj Baker
Editor's note: This story was jointly reported and authored by the Casper Star-Tribune, Gillette News Record, Powell Tribune, The Sheridan Press, WyoFile and Wyoming Tribune Eagle.
The Republican triumphs were expected in one of the nation’s reddest states.
By: Joshua Wolfson
Documents highlight intense pressure from public, politicians as University of Wyoming weighed whether to play San Jose State.
The laws violate the state constitution, which protects individuals’ rights to make their own health care decisions, Judge Melissa Owens concluded.
By: Maggie Mullen, Madelyn Beck, Joshua Wolfson
A Teton County judge on Monday struck down Wyoming’s two abortion bans, ruling they violate the state constitution.
By: Joshua Wolfson, Mike Vanata
The governor called the decision ‘frustrating,’ but said it was always clear the matter would go before the Wyoming Supreme Court.
By: Joshua Wolfson
The 69-year-old Navy veteran from Star Valley insisted he regretted his actions, though prosecutors maintain he failed to show remorse.
A federal judge on Monday sentenced a western Wyoming man to more than three years in prison for striking a police officer with a flagpole while participating in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
By: Joshua Wolfson
A federal judge on Monday sentenced a western Wyoming man to more than three years in prison for striking a police officer with a flagpole while participating in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
By: Joshua Wolfson
The 69-year-old veteran from Star Valley insisted he regretted his actions, though prosecutors maintain he failed to show remorse.
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