When the Childcare Interagency Working Group launched grants in January offering up to $10,000 to child care providers in Wyoming, it expected high interest. The response was overwhelming.

Following the passing of House Bill 172, “Repeal gun-free zones and preemption amendments,” local school districts are tasked with amending district policy to accommodate the new legislation.

Mark Gocke, a 30-year veteran of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department turned spokesperson for the Bridger-Teton National Forest, will be returning to his job on Monday, a ...

Two Glenrock mothers who allege their teenage children were harassed and stalked for over a year by another parent within the community took their concern for their kids all ...

The growers who produced and harvested sugar beets, the haulers that got them to the factory in Worland, and the hard work ...

The money can only be used for certain business purposes, such as fencing repair or replacement of livestock and buildings, ...

After serving three terms as a Republican statehouse representative, lifelong Sheridan County resident Cyrus Western has ...

Calvin Carr, left, hides as Penny Hamilton prepares to take a shot at him during the annual Mother-Son Nerf War on Friday at ...

T High School boys basketball team ended its season on a high note at this past weekend’s 3A State Basketball Tournament in ...

Last Tuesday, the Devils Tower National Monument caused a stir when it announced it was changing its hours of operation, ...

In his first-ever public veto of a bill, Gov. Mark Gordon shot down Senate File 196 on Tuesday afternoon. He said he held a ...

Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 2.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.97 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 494 stations ...