Standing inside the Area 59 workshop, staring down the open garage door and long flatbed trailer waiting outside, the thought alone of the task at hand that morning warranted a cold drink or two.
This year is the worst start to the wildfire season in the past decade. More than 3,737 square miles have burned across the U.S., almost triple the 10-year average.
Wyoming health officials have seen an uptick in the number of stomach-related illnesses in the state.
A state lawmaker who's irked many in his own party is gearing up for a tough primary. His opponents say he's out of step with the GOP.
To qualify for the state’s refund program, funded this year for the first time since 2019, you must own a home and have lived in Wyoming for at least five years.
Superior resident Cindy Elg has been making artifact artwork since 1985.
Wyoming needs the federal government’s help to transition successfully from carbon-intensive industries to low-carbon ones. But many in the state are wary of that support.
Wyoming needs the federal government’s help to transition successfully from carbon-intensive industries to low-carbon ones. But many in the state are wary of that support.
Gas prices set yet another statewide record on Friday when they hit $4.29 a gallon.
Frank Eathorne’s tenure as GOP chairman coincides with an era of utter Republican dominance in Wyoming as well as deep divisions within the party.
Red state officials are coming out swinging against growing Wall Street efforts to consider environmental risk in investment decisions. Their target is “ESG,” which stands for environmental, social and governance. The principles call on investors to consider factors other than traditional fi…
The homeowner relief program has so far distributed roughly $219,000 to help with late mortgage payments and $4,500 for late utilities in Wyoming.
More than 5,000 firefighters are battling multiple wildland blazes in dry, windy weather across the Southwest.
It's been a month since a Montana judge temporarily blocked enforcement of a law that required transgender people to undergo surgery before they could change their gender on their birth certificate. The ACLU of Montana says the state still hasn't complied with the order. A health department …
Temperatures dropped by as much as 50 degrees in parts of Wyoming as the cold front moved through.
The Casper Star-Tribune's weekly drought roundup provides information on Wyoming's current drought conditions, snowpack and more.
The Park County Commissioners will not approve a proposal by Park County Republican Men’s Club to hand-count ballots in the 2022 elections, but the proposal remains in play.
With Rep. Chuck Gray announcing a run for secretary of state, the Natrona County GOP has a week to find a Republican to run for his seat in the Legislature.
Researchers have confirmed that humans used an ancient red ocher mine in eastern Wyoming starting almost 13,000 years ago, likely making it the oldest mine in North and South America.
The Wyoming Supreme Court has rejected a Thermopolis area rancher’s claim that the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission owes him $288,527 for calves killed by grizzly bears.
Over the last two years, dilapidated trailers throughout the park were replaced with 44 new modular homes, and employees are now moving in for the 2022 season.
Members of the State Auditor’s Office updated the Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee of Capital Financing and Investments on Wednesday morning and said they are optimistic the final report will be issued by May 31.
Six of the 12 U.S. appeals courts have recognized that right, but the 10th Circuit hasn't.
Some coal, oil and gas companies are investing in new, adjacent sectors in the hopes growth there will secure their own economic prospects.
Rep. Chuck Gray, the lawmaker behind Wyoming's voter ID law, announced he will run for secretary of state.