GILLETTE — The fight for coal, oil and gas is being fought in the courtroom, and Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon is confident that the state will be …
A truck hauls a load of coal from a pit in the Powder River Basin. (Dustin Bleizeffer/WyoFile)
The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.
JACKSON — About an hour into a meeting last week about the future of feeding on the National Elk Refuge, biologists and outfitters hit an impasse.
JACKSON — Wyoming officials have approved another oil and gas lease in an area that state officials, biologists and wildlife advocates hope wi…
GREYBULL — A recently released report found that between 2014 and 2023, direct travel income in Big Horn County increased by nearly $12 million.
Just outside the tiny Carbon County town of Mcfadden, a dirt road winds its way to an uneven grassy pasture. The herd from Sim’s Cattle Compan…
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ROCK SPRINGS — They came from Nevada and were a bit smaller and thinner-boned than their Wyoming cousins. They might not have been perfect for…
The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.
JACKSON — Rep. Andrew Byron first heard his integrity as a public servant was under fire in early April.
JACKSON — Federal land managers say they are not able to ban people from killing wild animals with snowmobiles, instead pointing to the states.
GILLETTE — Letters similar to the one that shut down the Campbell County Courthouse last Tuesday with threats of bioterrorism were also sent t…
After Wyoming’s property tax refund program helped a record number of Wyoming homeowners last year, lawmakers boosted the program with an addi…
RIVERTON — “Nickel is a magic metal – and nickel is the metal we like to think of when we talk about ‘taking nickels off the track,’” said Riv…
GILLETTE — New federal rules that tighten regulations on coal-fired power plants threaten the lifespan of Wyoming’s coal industry while coinci…
The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.
CASPER — Ski weekends in the Snowy Range. Deer hunts in the Red Desert. Road trips through America’s first national park.
The University of Wyoming will not host a Black 14 Social Justice Summer Institute this year, as members of the Black 14 have chosen not to pa…
CASPER — Wyoming’s congressional delegates are celebrating the passage of a bill that bans Russian uranium imports, a key piece of the U.S. st…
SHERIDAN — For every dollar in taxes paid by the average family of four in Sheridan County, that same family receives $10.31 in services from …
More than 17,500 Wyoming enrollees lost Medicaid or Kids Care CHIP coverage over the previous 12 months ending March.
The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.
Litigation over how Wyoming funds public education is on track for a full trial after a Laramie County district court judge on Wednesday dismi…
CHEYENNE — Casper resident Angie Dax sat on the edge of her bed with a bottle of pills in her hand.
Hiring and retaining properly trained nurses, obstetricians and other medical staff is the biggest challenge hospitals face as they struggle t…
JACKSON — Officials in every branch of Wyoming government and law enforcement are trying to create new tools to solve cases of missing and mur…
CASPER — Yellowstone National Park will implement new measures this spring to combat the spread of aquatic invasive species in the park.
GILLETTE — Last week, the Biden administration finalized a rule that compels coal power plants and new natural gas-fired power plants to cut o…