When the Natrona County jail refused to take in a shaking man who said he’d swallowed drugs, officers took him to a Casper hospital. A doctor there said he was faking it, the suit alleges. The man ...

Columnist Rod Miller is looking forward to "tying firecrackers to the tails of sacred cows" in his new gig at WyoFile.

Lawyers representing the state’s only full-service abortion clinic say the venue change was necessary after a court in ...

Parents group recently gathered meeting videos through public information request and say the discussions prove district administration did not consider educational interests.

Lawmakers leaned into school choice, passed a major property tax cut and showed a growing willingness to litigate national issues and override Gov. Gordon’s vetoes.

After growing up in Sheridan, attending Harvard, he reported for the Casper Star-Tribune, then led the Matthew Shepard Foundation.

Extremist legislators will stop at nothing to build barriers to legal abortion access, columnist Kerry Drake opines.

Observers say the disconnect results from a combination of things, from voter turnout to oversimplified messages about Wyoming's affinity for public land.

Coal producers will pocket $10 million annually, while producers of carbon dioxide sold for oil production will dip into a new $10 million fund.

The Trump administration has provided little official information about plans to do away with seven federal offices throughout Wyoming that are slated for closure.

CHEYENNE—Both the Wyoming House and Senate adjourned Thursday “sine die” — Latin for recessing “without date” for resumption ...

In a state where nearly half the land is public, supporters worry a thriving industry will feel the pain of budget freezes, job losses.