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The stakes have risen sharply to get rental assistance aid to struggling Americans on the heels of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ends the national eviction moratorium. -
Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina wrote letters to Gov. Mark Gordon and four other governors, criticizing their states for spending less than three percent of their available rental assistance funds.
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Despite recent moisture, public lands across Wyoming are still experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions. -
It's obvious that gun owners and non-gun owners often disagree on gun policy, but recent Pew Research surveys show they share some opinions, too.
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There’s an ice shortage in parts of the Mountain West, so you may not be able to buy as much as you need for that backyard gathering. The shortage is due to a big increase in events, the heat wave and a labor shortage. Distributors say it’s especially hard to find truck drivers to deliver the ice.
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The Supreme Court associate justice is scheduled to address members of the campus and local community September 15.
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A new report from the Wyoming Women's Foundation shows that women filed a disproportionate number of unemployment claims, while single mothers were more likely than other parents to fear paying rent or affording food.
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The U.S. is facing a jet fuel shortage this summer. It’s causing long delays at airports across the West as well as some concern among aerial firefighters.
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According to a statement, Enzi died at UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, CO. surrounded by his family. He was life-flighted to the Colorado hospital following a bicycle accident near his home on Friday, July 23, where he sustained serious injuries from which he did not recover.
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The city of Sheridan and the county are working on a housing needs assessment to better understand what the community needs the most.
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Advocates and social scientists say the extra money will help low and middle-income families recover from the economic impacts wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic and lift millions out of poverty.
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The Albany County Commissioners voted Tuesday to approve the long-debated Rail Tie Wind Project, which will cover 26,000 acres in the south of the county.
