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Unofficial election results from Fremont County show Wyoming Rep. Andi LeBeau, D-Ethete, will not be returning to the Wyoming Legislature next year.

Local Tribal officials say they’re interested in including the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming’s sales tax distribution model.

Seventeen percent of missing persons cases recorded in Wyoming last year involved Indigenous people, state legislators heard last month.

Wyoming lawmakers are talking about potentially pulling state funding from St. Stephen’s Indian School in the aftermath of the upheaval there this spring.

A seemingly harmless bill considered by the Wyoming Legislature's Corporations Committee Friday, Oct. 14, inspired significant debate surrounding allegations of voter fraud.

Three lawsuits — with more potentially coming — and withheld dues have hurt the Wyoming Republican Party’s ability to support candidates.  Mike Koshmrl,

Discover the 'untapped wine potential' of southern Italy's Calabria with Decanter's guide to a road trip around the peninsula.

Older adults are more at risk from phone and email scams. They're also increasingly at risk of elder financial abuse.

Wyoming Sen. Cale Case, R-Lander, suggested eliminating the state's Tribal sales tax exemption and distributing sales tax revenues to Tribal governments for purchases made on the reservation.

Wyoming may be expanding its arsenal of missing person alerts.