Though it wasn’t much of a white Christmas in Wyoming — unless you trekked into higher elevations — the white stuff returned this week across much of the state. And much of it, at least in the basin ...

After legislators' efforts to empower parents were restricted by governor's veto, guest columnist Marta Mossburg writes it's time to try again.

On the cusp of controlling the House in the 2025 general session, Freedom Caucus pitched a new legislative era at its Tuesday ...

Friends and colleagues mourn the loss of Kenny Goff, a Lander man who died in the Jan. 4 slide that injured one other skier. ...

House Bill 99, “Access to public lands-corner crossing,” would amend statutes relating to criminal trespass and hunting ...

All eyes now turn to Legislative leadership, who may act fast to allow armed citizens into the forthcoming session ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials also propose modifying recovery zones and managing the population as a single entity ...

Former WyoFile reporter Gregory Nickerson wins Yellowstone writing fellowship with a project on one of the state’s most ...

A U.S. district court held a hearing Tuesday to get a status on the pending case, but counsel for the plaintiffs had few ...

Does Wyoming’s senator think Cheney doesn’t deserve award or pardon, columnist Kerry Drake asks, or is he advancing his ...

Inadequate funding, unmanageable caseloads and antiquated systems complicate public defenders' ability to provide adequate criminal defense, advocates warn.

Gebhart says accurate measures vital to preserving Wyoming water uses in face of downstream demands, dwindling flows.