Wyoming Public Radio

A rescission package working its way through Congress would cut $400,000 from the station’s budget. But a grant for two statehouse reporters is moving forward.

Our general manager breaks down our funding, how a push to cut federal grants would impact the station and how Wyomingites view public media.

On the show for the 10th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's murder, Wyoming Public Radio reported on the impact Shepard’s death had on those reporters covering the breaking news. Wyoming Public Radio's Elsa Partan introduced the story.

National Public Radio (NPR) has been in the news a lot. Elon Musk labeled NPR’s Twitter page as “state-affiliated media.” He has since removed that labeling and NPR has stopped using their Twitter pages. At Wyoming Public Media, we felt that it brought up a legitimate question. How is public radio funded and are we controlled by any entities? So Wyoming Public Radio’s Kamila Kudelska spoke with Wyoming Public Media’s general manager Christina Kuzmych.

Wyoming Public Radio is happy to announce the addition of The Moth Radio Hour Sundays at 2:00 p.m. beginning February 16.The Moth Radio Hour is a Peabody…

This week we have been celebrating the 50th anniversary of Wyoming Public Radio and in that time we’ve encountered some interesting characters,…

WBUR's Peter O'Dowd wishing us a happy 50th anniversary and reflecting on his start at Wyoming Public Radio.

Wyoming Public Radio celebrates its fiftieth anniversary Wednesday, September 14th 2016. Station News Director Bob Beck joined Morning Edition Host…

Today on Open Spaces: A transgender Laramie high student is now running for a seat on the school board.Budget cutting is the topic of the day in state…

The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has announced that Wyoming Public Radio is the winner of three regional Edward R. Murrow awards. The…