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County Clerk Lee goes above and beyond to educate, accommodate votersUP to Laramie County Clerk Debra Lee for going out of her way to bring awareness to the changes affecting

Officials with Wyoming responded to an announcement Thursday of a rule package by the Environmental Protection Agency that would have a profound impact on Wyoming’s legacy industries, specifically coal and natural gas-fired power plants. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details. Wyoming Offic

Wyoming elected officials and at least one organization representing the energy sector had strong reactions to a strict new rule issued Thursday by the Environmental Protection Agency that would force

Local mail will be routed through Billings, Montana, now that a U.S. Postal Service facility in Casper is set to be downsized.

Secretary of State Chuck Gray also condemned the rules, saying they’re “disastrous” for small businesses and Wyoming’s economy overall.

Wyoming elected officials and at least one organization representing the energy sector had strong reactions to a strict new rule issued Thursday by the Environmental Protection Agency that would force

The Federalist asked GOP election officials if they will follow suit and reject voter registration forms collected by federal agents.

Local mail will be routed through Billings, Montana, now that a U.S. Postal Service facility in Casper is set to be downsized.

The race is one to watch as the traditional and far-right divisions of the Republican party battle for control of the Legislature.

A county-level investigation shows that Wyoming’s secretive business filing laws are allowing out-of-state entities to fraudulently co-opt addresses. In Sheridan, an address is the legal registered place for nearly 17,000 businesses.