Now that Election Day has come and gone, ag communities and their advocates are hoping that Congress can come together to ...

The lack of affordable housing in the state is so harmful to residents and municipal tax bases that it “is a matter of state policy and state concern,” ...

Ucross, the renowned artist residency program, is pleased to announce its 12th annual Community Christmas Celebration, taking ...

In a tense fifth set — after a back-and-forth match against the Douglas Bearcats at this past weekend’s volleyball regional ...

GILLETTE (WNE) — A man who pleaded guilty to his sixth DUI offense could face six to seven years in prison. Jude Armijo, 32, ...

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The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee sponsored two draft bills and a ...

A man who stole hundreds of packages from a UPS facility because it made him “feel alive” has reached a plea deal.

JACKSON — The day after a Teton County judge struck down two Wyoming abortion bans as unconstitutional, Gov. Mark Gordon signaled that he’s ready to appeal the ruling to the Wyoming Supreme Court.

A Wright man accused of stealing $43,518 worth of tools from Antelope Creek Coal Mine and selling them on eBay now faces felony theft charges.