Mackenzie Bosher News Today

Governor-led policy is squishy so far — it’s not outright preventing development — and the state is pressuring federal land managers to butt out of the migration game.

The fluid mineral industry’s immense influence in Wyoming was on full display Thursday as the state’s top five elected officials finalized a controversial

Conservationists cheer delay in formalizing oil and gas lease sale, but call for broader actions to conserve heralded migration corridor.

Wildlife advocates are decrying the state’s decision to offer critical migration habitat for drilling, and are renewing calls to protect the famous antelope thoroughfare via the long-stalled state designation process.

With a renewed emphasis on expanding solar energy production, federal officials have been seeking out public input on the subject.