I took this photograph in January, just days after moving back to Wyoming from California. It’s the view out the window above my desk in WyoFile’s Laramie office. After four years living in California ...

The percentage of international tourists to the world’s first national park has dropped by half over six years, raising ...

Community members are calling for crossing guards after two boys were struck by a car while walking to school. The Cheyenne ...

Wyoming lawmakers are advancing a plan to eliminate residential property taxes, which Teton County officials estimate could ...

All three Teton County resorts have postponed their planned openings because of little snow and warm temperatures that have ...

Ron Richard was a Wyoming author and actor who lived more than eight years after a lung transplant, recalls columnist Kerry ...

Buffalo Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen received an ecstatic welcome when he returned to the University of Wyoming. Fremont ...

Though worker advocates cheer more affordable premiums, some scoff at "safe workplaces" claims and say the state is too stingy with its $2.8 billion fund when it comes to helping injured workers.

The allegations center on how the state’s email management system handles Honor Wyoming’s emails to lawmakers.

Uinta County sheriff said his jail would be used to hold criminals caught by ICE. But relatives and attorney say man’s ...

A recently passed resolution to limit free speech demonstrates how little the state Republican Party believes in the First Amendment, writes columnist Rod Miller.

After years of federal efforts to revive nuclear power, old mines are stirring again in Wyoming, Texas and Arizona, while new ones line up for permitting expedited by a Trump executive order.