Maya Shimizu

CASPER — Thursday’s evidentiary hearing in a lawsuit concerning public records about an event hosted by former State Superintendent of Public Instruction Brian Schroeder revealed significant gaps in the Wyoming

CASPER — Carbon capture’s hoped-for leap from the lab to the market will take a step forward next month.

CASPER — Wyoming’s congressional delegation joined Gov. Mark Gordon in demanding the Bureau of Land Management withdraw its proposed Rock Springs management plan, which could expand federally protected lands in

CASPER — A federal appeals court deemed Wyoming’s 300-foot polling place buffer zone constitutional in a Monday decision, reversing a previous ruling that found it violated the First Amendment.

CASPER — A federal appeals court deemed Wyoming’s 300-foot polling place buffer zone constitutional in a Monday decision, reversing a previous ruling that found it violated the First Amendment.

CASPER — Wyoming’s congressional delegation joined Gov. Mark Gordon in demanding the Bureau of Land Management withdraw its proposed Rock Springs management plan, which could expand federally protected lands in

CASPER — Heather Jacobson is a difficult lawyer to find. She doesn’t advertise. She doesn’t have a web page. Yet, she still has to turn away clients all the time

CASPER — Worland is a city of less than 5,000 souls. It’s the seat of Washakie County, in central Wyoming. It has, among other things, a one-street downtown, a bowling

Men, women and children, many dressed in cowboy hats, jeans, leather boots and clothes patterned with stripes and stars, gathered the afternoon of Saturday, Jan. 6, in the auditorium of

CHEYENNE — Election bills didn’t fare well this session.