Billy Arnold

When Karen Rasmussen’s 4-year-old black cat, Ninja, went missing at the beginning of August, she figured he was out mousing.

This winter the unofficial mayor of Teton Pass may not keep his job — but not because of a scandal or a contested popular vote. Instead, Jay Pistono’s role as

Tribal members on the Wind River Indian Reservation are set to spend millions to uplift existing local leaders, attract tourists and provide better jobs, better food and better health care

As high winds ripped through western Wyoming Friday night and Saturday, the Pack Trail Fire continued to expand east, closer to a road firefighters are using as a firebreak to

In a Thursday press conference, Gov. Mark Gordon defended his shifting rhetoric about the legality of hitting wolves and other animals Wyoming considers “predators” with snowmobiles.

Grizzly 399, the famous grizzly bear sow who has delighted hordes of wildlife watchers for the better part of two decades, is dead.

Like hundreds of other people who saw Grizzly 399, Caren Carpenter-Marshall’s story began unexpectedly.

Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder announced Monday that she is concerned about a proposed sale of the Kelly parcel to Grand Teton National Park.

As state officials gear up to consider approving a sale of the Kelly parcel to Grand Teton National Park, one key decision-maker challenged the process Monday by championing an idea

Wyoming officials have endorsed a proposal to use money made from selling state land to Grand Teton National Park to buy thousands of acres of public land managed by the