The department accounts for a larger piece of the pie than any other state agency. But it’s unclear where budgeters may want to cut.

In multiple instances, the state GOP’s platform contradicts itself and the stated beliefs of traditional Republicans, writes guest columnist Jim Malcom.

Jim Malcom is retired Air Force with 35 years in public service, spanning IT and human resources. He holds a master's degree ...

The heating program helped over 8,000 households keep warm last winter. Meanwhile, SNAP benefits — which help feed thousands ...

Legislative committee advances two of five measures aimed at maintaining delivery services. Critics questioned whether one of ...

Burn scars are sending more ash and debris into creeks in the Bighorns, which are habitat for native Yellowstone cutthroats.

An estimated 6,000 federal employees in Wyoming are not working or receiving paychecks after 17 days of the government ...

Casper teen’s lawyers say a judge gave him a 42- to 75-year sentence that’s out of line with constitutional provisions ...

Educator and mountaineer, he climbed the Grand Teton more than 400 times, including a one-day ascent at age 75.

Feds postpone Wyoming coal sale despite promise to "revitalize" the industry. Critics say even the coal industry isn't ...

Former Gillette librarian announced the settlement of her lawsuit against Campbell County and conservatives on the library ...

The application window is now open for several property tax relief programs in Wyoming, including exemptions for veterans, ...