Legislation that would enable ranchers and large property owners to sell tags to the highest bidder passed through the Agriculture Committee and has a shot at becoming law in 2026.

The former vice president advocated for a powerful executive branch, then watched as a president he abhorred used it to his advantage, writes former WyoFile board member Geoff O’Gara.

Buffalo’s business park is struggling to replicate Sheridan’s success. A hotel group founded by the late Jackson ...

Two recent incidents involving antisemitic language and symbols at the University of Wyoming are under investigation for ...

The former vice president died Monday at the age of 84. His passing represents the end of an era in Wyoming politics, those ...

The divisive and powerful 9/11-era vice president was also a devoted husband, avid outdoorsman and close advisor to his ...

The Trump administration proposes to amend the 3.6 million-acre Resource Management Plan to include more access for fossil ...

The state stands to receive up to $800 million through the new Rural Health Transformation Program. Its application narrowed ...

Uinta County voters say no to collecting an additional penny of sales tax for projects from sewer repairs to a swimming pool.

Nano particles released from Department of War jets are sterilizing soils, blocking sun, lawmakers hear from Wyomingites and ...

Ranchers are considering a high-tech solution to control where cattle graze. Skiers heading to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ...

Lawmakers, water commissioners question ballooning costs for proposed West Fork, Alkali Creek reservoirs amid cuts to other state programs.