Katie Klingsporn

At polling places, voters expressed dismay at a wave of negative and sometimes inaccurate advertisements that characterized this year’s Wyoming primary election

EPA advises residents to consult official government monitors, which have been showing lower levels of particulate matter. But residents are still worried about why independent monitors are turning deep red.

Legislators have been searching for ways to improve pre-K programs and fill statewide child-care gaps. Little progress has come from the interim session, however.

At BLM area near Lander, disabled athletes illustrate to land managers and trail builders how they can better accommodate adaptive outdoor recreation needs.

EXPLORE Act is a package of more than a dozen policy measures aimed at improving outdoor recreation on federal lands.

Education committee votes for external cost adjustment after hearing evidence of mounting district hiring struggles. The recommendation has several hurdles yet to clear.

Michelino Sunseri cut a switchback when he completed the fastest-known climb of the Grand Teton Sept. 2. Now he faces a possible $5,000 fine.

Wyoming’s maternity care erosion continues with Evanston closure

Wyoming’s ESA — a controversial measure that emerged from the 2024 Legislature — will provide $6K annually to income-qualified families with privately educated and homeschooled students.

With a quarter of Cheyenne’s elementary schools set to close, parents are fighting back