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FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business

FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business

Wyoming lawmakers don’t spend much time at the State Capitol. Instead, they perform much of their work during the off-season known as the interim, when they meet in committees to

The prospect of no Native membership in the Legislature arose with Affie Ellis’ retirement announcement. On Friday, Eastern Shoshone educator Ivan Posey launched bid for House District 33 seat.

Wyoming lawmakers don’t spend much time at the State Capitol. Instead, they perform much of their work during the off-season known as the interim, when they meet in committees to

Committee-sponsored legislation is traditionally more likely to succeed at the statehouse. But this year, about a third of such bills died in an initial vote.

Committee-sponsored legislation is traditionally more likely to succeed at the statehouse. But this year, about a third of such bills died in an initial vote.

CHEYENNE — During the final days of the recent budget session, an intriguing debate over science and religion took place in the senate.

The hard-line Freedom Caucus fills its ranks with relative newcomers to Wyoming. But they would benefit from trying to understand our state before trying to remake it, columnist Susan Stubson writes.

Campground expansions, shooting range installments, new boat launches and other outdoor recreation projects across Wyoming will be able to access state grants thanks to a bill Gov. Mark Gordon signed