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Twelve-year old law was intended to protect the identity of legal wolf hunters, and that doesn’t fit the description of a Sublette County man who broke the law by taking possession of a live wolf.

Chamber has a role to play

Hiring new UW football coach from within was a smart moveUP to University of Wyoming athletics director Tom Burman for handing the reins of the Cowboys football program to Jay

Laramie County District Judge Steven K. Sharpe filed an extensive order in the case last week, which brings the ongoing lawsuit closer to a conclusion.

CHEYENNE — An order issued by the judge in a public records lawsuit against the Wyoming Department of Education widely criticized the conduct of the department, saying it acted unreasonably

CHEYENNE — An order issued by the judge in a public records lawsuit against the Wyoming Department of Education widely criticized the conduct of the department, saying it acted unreasonably

When the government settles lawsuits over police shootings, shouldn’t the public know what’s in those agreements? Money, after all, is paid out on the public’s behalf, yet elected officials have

When the government settles lawsuits over police shootings, shouldn’t the public know what’s in those agreements? Money, after all, is paid out on the public’s behalf, yet elected officials have

The Wyoming Supreme Court is right to say keeping confidentiality agreements secret violates state law, Drake opines.

CASPER — The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled in August that settlement agreements involving government entities are subject to the transparency requirements of the Wyoming Public Records Act, even when those