Katie Klingsporn

Since purchasing Wyoming Medical Center in 2020, critics say, Banner hasn’t met its contractual obligations by letting health care service slip. Now a consultant is assessing the hospital.

Former U.S. Senator and storied politician was known for folksy bon mots, hard-nosed politics and a signature straight-shooting style.

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

Effort captured 137 urban birds before relocating them to more suitable rural environs.

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

House Bill 199 will give $7,000 to families to pay for private school or tutoring. Gov. Gordon lauds it in the wake of fierce criticism that it’s unconstitutional.

he House and Senate need to approve the new version of the bill, which would extend funds to income-qualified families for pre-K costs. Families of K-12 students, meanwhile, could access $7K regardless of income.

Wyoming’s Farm to School coordinator is a former farmer and department of corrections worker who’s on a mission to connect growers with school cafeterias.

The government has yet to disclose how many lost their jobs, despite repeated inquiries. Many of those affected, however, shared their stories, and their fears for the agencies they once served.

Council to hold special meeting next week to begin process of filling the beloved community leader’s seat.