Following the Board of Carbon County Commissioners’ (BOCCC) decision on December 17 to award official publication designation to a non-legal newspaper, one of the two legal newspapers in the county is now asking for a declaratory judgement regarding the decision.

CHEYENNE — Wyoming lawmakers filed a whopping 45 election-related bills in the 2025 general session — accounting for about 8% of all legislation in both the

Wyoming elected officials have again declined an opportunity to participate in a federal program to assist income-qualified children with summer food needs.

JACKSON — The last vote taken late Monday night in the Senate killed a bill that critics said would have sanctioned “racial profiling” in law enforcement.

CHEYENNE — In September, Cheyenne resident Nannette Hernandez shared her story with the Wyoming Tribune Eagle of how her life was upended in 2021 after she

RIVERTON — Last week, several members of the Riverton School Board sounded off about education bills at the Capitol.