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Almost 20% of the state was without power Thursday. The cause is still being investigated.
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Wyoming SNAP benefits could start hitting accounts as soon as Friday. Meanwhile, LIEAP has yet to be refunded by federal lawmakers.
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A grass fire that started Monday around 5 p.m. in the area of Love's truck stop and Super 8 near Exit 310 on I-80 in West Laramie has been contained.
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Cody Roberts ran down a wolf with a snowmobile and brought it into a bar in Feb. 2024. This was the first time Roberts has publicly appeared and talked on the issue.
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The state’s priorities include improving access to care, building up its health workforce, and using technology to improve chronic disease management and bring care closer to home.
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The Trump administration is bringing its “Unleashing American Energy” directives to 3.6 million federal acres in southwest Wyoming. The public comment period was supposed to end Nov. 3, but the BLM extended it to Dec. 18.
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Initial findings suggest that the suspected improvised explosive device found on the state Capitol grounds Tuesday was a deconstructed live firework munition with a fuse, according to the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation.
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That’s after the governor concluded a similar investigation into Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock in May that found her actions in 2024 didn’t add up to “willful negligence.”
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Gordon said a working group will present a strategy for investments in education, applied research, and innovative farm and ranch management.
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Sen. Cynthia Lummis called the FBI’s 2023 investigation into her phone records and data the “most serious infringements on the separation of powers in American history.”