House Speaker Mike Johnson rebuffed pressure to act on the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, instead sending members home early for a monthlong break from Washington.

The lawsuit challenged Wyoming House Bill 156, which required voters to provide proof of US citizenship and state residency to vote.

A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a voting-advocacy group’s lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s new law that requires proof of ...

Investigations into Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock’s actions during the 2024 General Election will continue after the ...

China is the world’s second-largest economy, yet it continues to profit off World Bank and Asian Development Bank loans ...

This fall, half of Wyandotte County’s Board of Commissioners are up for election. District 1 is one of three districts ...

The voting-rights group that filed the complaint failed to adequately state a claim, U.S. District Court Scott Skavdahl ruled ...

In response to the ruling, Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray issued a statement calling it a "huge win for the people of ...

The panel voted to audit the Legislative Service Office, subpoena several local officials and investigate the Weston County ...

UW’s chief executive faced unexpected challenges from start of tenure. Supporters laud his innovation. Critics say he never ...