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During a legislative committee meeting last week, several Fremont County residents reiterated their desire for more wildlife considerations and public input in Wyoming's outdoor recreation planning processes.

After SCOTUS rejected challenges to the 1978 law enacted to halt the separation of Indigenous children from their families, traditions and cultures, Wyoming task force considers next steps.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion Thursday upholding the constitutionality of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act.

At least on paper, Wyoming is now home to hundreds of thousands of business entities — and that number is growing rapidly.

State law requires any voter to be a “bona fide resident” of Wyoming to cast a ballot. A legislative proposal would add a 30-day residency requirement.

A bill before the U.S. Senate would give a single federal agency siting authority for transmission line projects, which are going to grow exponentially for green energy push. The agency would also be able to take private land for these projects.

Attorneys in an Idaho lawsuit say high-profile anti-government activist Ammon Bundy is exploiting Wyoming’s controversial privacy laws.

If there is a state that doesn’t need to worry about the security of its elections, it’s Wyoming. A former Republican secretary of state and all 23 county

State lawmakers are drafting a legislative proposal to collect more information about the number of unsolved homicides and missing persons cases in Wyoming.

Douglas Frank, a prominent election conspiracy theorist, gave six public presentations in Wyoming, and met privately with lawmakers, clerks and the secretary of state.