CHEYENNE — Intensifying drought has prompted the first wintertime call on administration of water rights in the North Platte River drainage in Wyoming since 2005, an announcement that will require … more

POWELL — Wyoming’s State Loan and Investment Board has voted to contribute $25,000 to study the feasibility of starting a gunsmithing school in Cody. The Powell Tribune reports the state … more

CHEYENNE — Officials have found more money for a proposed major renovation of the State Capitol in Cheyenne. Budget officials recently discovered an extra $7.9 million that is earmarked for the … more

SHERIDAN — A Casper native and longtime marketing professional has been chosen as the next executive director of Sheridan Travel and Tourism. Shawn Buckley beat more than two dozen other … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming State Board of Education has decided to conduct a national search for a director to oversee the state Education Department. A new state law stripped state schools … more

CHEYENNE — The State Board of Education hopes to have its search for Wyoming Department of Education director candidates completed by early June. The board is tasked with coming up with three … more

JACKSON — A new bus service is being planned this summer to take people from Jackson to Yellowstone National Park. Regional transportation cooperative Linx received a $145,000 grant from the … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming governor's office is looking into possibly requiring petroleum companies that drill for oil and gas in Wyoming to test the local groundwater for any pollution before … more

CASPER — The Stanley Cup will visit Casper next month to raise money for amateur hockey players. The iconic trophy will be the guest of honor at the Casper Amateur Hockey Club’s annual … more

CHEYENNE — Gov. Matt Mead says he’s open to possibly arranging for the Wyoming Department of Transportation to plow roads inside Yellowstone National Park this spring, provided that the state … more