Things rarely change unless there is a crisis. The present administration has certainly precipitated unprecedented challenges at all levels of our government. With the likelihood that the crisis will ...

Wyoming faith leaders gathered in the Capitol rotunda Thursday to urge lawmakers to care for one another — asking them to give special attention to how cuts to the two-year state spending ...

A bill seeking to remove sexually-explicit materials from children’s sections of public and school libraries is headed to the Wyoming House ...

Humane World for Animals and Humane World Action Fund, formerly called Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society Legislative Fund, issued the following responses regarding the ...

All 31 Wyoming senators Friday condemned a GOP activist for handing out campaign checks on the floor of the House. “The ...

Wyoming veterans whose service did not include conflict are not eligible for the state’s veterans’ property tax exemption. The House Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee voted Thurs ...

The lawmaker who photographed Rebecca Bextel handing a check to a House Republican formally requested Thursday an investigation into the incident, which sparked debate throughout the Wyoming Capitol.

All but two Senators signed letter condemning Bextel’s check delivery as upper chamber leadership mulls rule changes.

This story is part of a collaborative legislative initiative by WyoFile, Wyoming Tribune Eagle, The Sheridan Press and ...

House lawmakers will begin an investigation into an incident involving a Teton County conservative activist distributing checks to members of the lower chamber on the floor.

Lawmakers are attempting to make major changes to Wyoming’s judicial selection process with three bills, filed just in time for Wednesday’s legislative deadline.