The state is eyeing advanced nuclear plants to put electricity on the grid and power energy-intensive industries like mining.

In his dystopian short story, columnist Rod Miller asks real questions about a Wyomingite's detention in a fictional ...

Beloved warden rose through the ranks to become second-longest-tenured director in the state agency’s history.

Originally from Dhaka, Bangladesh, Najifa Farhat has been an environmental journalist for over three years. She graduated in ...

A provision carried into a bill markup on Tuesday would prohibit ‘implementation, administration or enforcement’ of the ...

State Republicans used the meeting in Cody to elect new leadership. But an ongoing conflict over an election in Hot Springs ...

State's trona and soda ash industry is particularly vulnerable to losing global buyers, while Gordon sees potential bright spots for mineral commodities, as well as new manufacturing.

The decision correctly finds nondiscriminatory school environment is "legitimate state interest," columnist Kerry Drake opines.

Species population declines could have a greater effect on park visitation than charging visitors to support conservation, new paper concludes.

The family of a man killed in a shootout with a Thermopolis police officer who busted into his home over a misdemeanor sued ...

What I struggle with most is that this is somehow an act of efficiency,” one stakeholder told WyoFile, adding that $40 is ...

Cutting programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion robs Wyoming of win-win opportunities, Rep. Ken Chestek opines.