Luehne family’s management contract expired on Jan. 1, but extension means it’ll be business as usual until at least Jan. 14.

WyoFile’s year in pictures features hopeful beginnings and painful partings, impassioned political participation and critters — domestic and wild.

Master wolf-observer Rick McIntyre's new book transports readers to the middle of the action, guest reviewer Michael Palmer writes.

Between the state’s low filing fees, lenient regulations and high degree of privacy, Wyoming now outcompetes Delaware for the most corporate registrations per capita. But whether that legal framework ...

As the 20th century hit its quarter mark, Prohibition was on, televisions had yet to be invented and Native Americans had finally won U.S. citizenship. Wyoming, a frontier state, had fewer than ...

During the 2025 session, committee-sponsored bills still ignore calls for public input in hard rock mine permitting.

Rock Springs plan conditions imposed by Legislature have been met, governor says, which means a purchase by the National Park ...

The official request from eight qualified electors follows a general election error that resulted in an initial miscount and ...

With the nation talking about the health insurance industry, guest columnist Nancy Ahlberg writes it's important to recognize Wyomingites face additional barriers to care.

Grand Teton National Park Foundation announced the completion of today’s sale after spearheading a $37.6 million drive for private funds.

Far-right legislators have boatloads of bad ideas they want to inflict on Equality State, columnist Drake opines.

Initiative is part of effort to bolster daycare and preschool operators in Wyoming, where demand outstrips supply by an estimated 28%.