CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming state high school football championship games will remain in Laramie through 2015.The Wyoming High School Activities Association on Tuesday approved a two-year bid from … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A state House committee has approved a bill making it a crime for patients to assault health-care workers who are treating them. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported Friday the … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo.— The interim director of the Wyoming Department of Education has already made some changes since taking over administration of the agency last week. Jim Rose was appointed interim … more

CHEYENNE — Wyoming lawmakers are considering changing statutes to make it clear that schools have the right to teach classes about the Bible. The House Education Committee voted 5-4 to back the … more

CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming's tourism economy posted a banner year in 2012.The Casper Star-Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/UiQ4Ci) a study prepared for the Wyoming Office of Tourism says travel … 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

CASPER, Wyo. — Gas prices in Wyoming have steadily increased over the past few weeks after hitting lows not seen in two years, but the cost of a gallon of fuel is still much lower than the … more

JACKSON — Two Republican lawmakers are backing proposals to either allow gay marriage or same-sex civil unions in Wyoming. The Jackson Hole Daily reported Tuesday that Reps. Keith Gingery and … more

BILLINGS, Mont. — A Montana judge has dismissed a lawsuit that challenged the state's decision to let migrating bison roam freely across 70,000 acres outside Yellowstone National Park. District … more

CHEYENNE— Preliminary forecasts for this year’s snowmelt in Wyoming are predicting a runoff of about 80 percent of normal. Wyoming’s winter mountain snowpack melts off from April to … more