Guest Columnist Gail Symons writes: “You can’t claim to ‘protect life’ while voting against suicide prevention. Or say you ...

Backers of a new state law requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote touted Wyoming as the “first in the nation” to ...

Seeds of opposition to the far-right faction are sprouting across Wyoming by ordinary folks in seemingly unlikely places, guest columnist John Freeman observes.

JACKSON — Backers of a new state law requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote touted Wyoming as the “first in the nation” to do so, but that’s not entirely true, as the history ...

A number of Wyoming legislators complained this past session about interim committee bills that were never introduced, saying ...

After lawmakers passed a record low number of committee bills in the 2025 general session, the Wyoming Legislature’s governing body voted Tuesday to cut back how often committees meet in the ...

Wyoming’s legislative leaders shook up the interim topic process during their meeting Tuesday by reducing the number of days for interim committees to meet from six to four. The motion was brought by ...

Conversation got tense during a town hall hosted by Republican state Reps. Ann Lucas, Gary Brown and Steve Johnson at the Laramie County Library Saturday afternoon, with a special appearance by ...

Several veteran legislators lost their seats to Wyoming Freedom Caucus-endorsed opponents in the November election, including two of Cheyenne’s longest-serving representatives. “There were a ...

Rep. Joel Guggenmos, a freshman Republican endorsed by the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, said in an interview Wednesday that it was rewarding to see the bill, which he sponsored, make it to the finish line.