NPR’s congressional correspondent came to Wyoming to understand why the Democratic Party’s candidate for U.S. House is running.

The University of Wyoming held a first of its kind question and answer with midterm candidates just a week ahead of the general election. Students who attended the event described reversing brain drain as an important way to keep young people in the state.

Supporters say doulas could help bridge care gaps. They aren’t medically trained, but they provide emotional support and information before, during and after childbirth.

In Wyoming’s Beartooth Mountains, scientists are studying ice that has survived for thousands of years — and what could help some patches persist as the climate warms.

Community members are concerned about toxic exposure to creosote, long used as a wood preservative. Residents estimate that around 200,000 ties have been piled up in their neighborhood.

Author Stephanie Muravchik says there’s an old guard and a new guard that agree on policy but not on tactics or tone.

Open Spaces show rundown for October 23, 2026

The $105-million donation is the largest in National Park Service history. It came from the largest data-center backer in the world.

They bought a triplex to have a community without having to share a kitchen: “We are punks, but we're also adults, and we need to have some personal space.”

The Boulder, Colorado photographer and essayist details his experiences with the “sacred vibration” in the natural world.