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When an oil and gas company bid $19 per acre to drill a pinchpoint where the Sublette Pronghorn Herd migrates across the New Fork River, the 2023 lease sale turned into one of the largest fights in Wyoming wildlife circles.
Wyoming’s lax business regulations are helping to obscure the source of political mailers in Texas this week that have stirred significant controversy ahead of the midterm elections.
EVANSTON—State agents arrested Uinta County Coroner Greg Crandall on Wednesday and accused him of funneling more than $40,000 in public money into his private accounts while serving as both an elected official and funeral home operator.
A University of Wyoming official assured graduate students that the school stands by them after “racist remarks” emerged following last week’s news that authorities had arrested an international student accused of poisoning her peer.
Natrona County officials are drafting a list of potential conditions, permits and expectations they will require of Prometheus Hyperscale, the company proposing a 1,250-megawatt artificial intelligence computing complex east of Casper.
In the early 1980s, cross country ski racers staged a novel event — a 50K (31-mile) marathon — that drew regional athletes to a Nordic course just west of Yellowstone National Park.
WyoFile’s recent piece, “Amid Wyoming’s mental health struggles, governor hopes successor prioritizes the issue,” cites mental health access as a contributing factor to Wyoming’s high suicide rates.
Directors of a water district at Hyattville have put off condemnation of private property until after a Nov. 3 district election that could end the eminent domain efforts.
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended education and led to nationwide learning loss, Wyoming’s standardized testing scores have rebounded.
The secretary of state race is down to three candidates. At a Thursday debate, the remaining contenders shared their thoughts about elections, data centers, court battles and more.
I did an informal exit poll outside Storey Gym in Cheyenne on Aug. 18, Wyoming’s primary election day. I’ve conducted similar polls to spot voting trends for various media outlets, usually in presidential election years, but what I found th…
Wyoming’s top energy shop wants to grant a total $48 million from the state’s new Energy Dominance Fund to three companies, and it’s asking the public to weigh in on the projects during a comment period that ends Nov. 16.