John Kolb News Today

The WYFC is committed to finishing our work. Contrary to the claims of leadership, we seek to hold a Special Session of the Wyoming Legislature to serve the people, not

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

Wyoming made its way to Washington recently, as representatives from Sweetwater Country traveled to the nations capital to speak out about the need

Lawmakers have until Sunday evening to cast their vote for what would be third special session in four years.

ROCK SPRINGS — Four delegates from Wyoming traveled to Washington D.C. earlier this month to impress upon the director of the Bureau of Land Management the importance of the trona

ROCK SPRINGS — Four delegates from Wyoming traveled to Washington D.C. earlier this month to impress upon the director of the Bureau of Land Management the importance of the trona

Governor Mark Gordon on Friday vetoed a bill that would repeal gun free zones and signed four other gun rights bills into law.

A member of a legislative housing task force who has plans for an accessory housing unit on his own lot says he doesn’t have a conflict of interest — even

A member of a legislative housing task force who has plans for an accessory housing unit on his own lot says he doesn’t have a conflict of interest — even

CHEYENNE — Heated debate on the Senate floor Thursday revolved around whether the Legislature should vote to sell the Kelly parcel now or hold onto the 640-acre piece of land