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 ...

In the wake of DOGE cuts, an all-female ‘Forest Corps’ is filling federal agency gaps for Wyoming trail projects.

On July 19, 1848, reformers convened in Seneca Falls to demand women’s rights, launching the US women’s suffrage movement.

Wyoming residents began facing some of the nation’s harshest rules when registering to vote, and additional barriers may still be coming. Wyoming became the... Read More ...

Since Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray asked a federal court to toss a lawsuit filed against him, the League of Women ...

Since Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray asked a federal court to toss a lawsuit filed against him, the League of Women ...

Gov. Mark Gordon reminisced on the sounds that rang from the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia in July 1776 as he rang Wyoming’s Liberty Bell replica after it underwent restoration and was placed in a new ...

As Wyoming turns 135, it reflects on its historic role as the first state to allow women to vote and its journey to statehood ...

Incarcerated people can’t vote, but are counted as residents of the legislative district where they're incarcerated, not ...

Tucked away in the state Capitol is an intimate Victorian-style theater, decorated with beautiful purple chairs and moving pictures set in golden frames. At first, the paintings stand out as classic ...

How Women in New Jersey Gained—and Lost—the Right to Vote More Than a Century Before the 19th Amendment Granted Suffrage Nationwide Vague phrasing in the state’s Revolutionary-era ...