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

JACKSON — A proposal to build a Walgreens on Jackson’s main street is creating some controversy in town. The Jackson Planning Commission unanimously approved the plan on Wednesday but it still … more

CHEYENNE — Rep. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., has been appointed chairman of a U.S. House subcommittee. She will chair the energy subcommittee under the House Committee on Science, Space and … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming House is set to take a final vote on whether to allow silencers on guns used for hunting in the state. The House amended the bill earlier this week to specify that … more

CHEYENNE— State education officials are seeking ways to better communicate in order to complete work on state education reforms. The topic was discussed during the State Board of Education … more

CASPER — A man who held four people hostage in a Casper motel last summer could spend up to 12 years in prison. Jacob Dziewic struck a deal and pleaded guilty in October to one count of … more

LARAMIE — A Wyoming basketball player accused of aggravated assault and battery in a bar fight will be prosecuted in state court. The Laramie Boomerang reported that a hearing looking at the … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming Senate President-elect Tony Ross is asking fellow lawmakers to allow loyal supporters who live outside the state to serve on the University of Wyoming Board of … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming continues to take applications for state oil and gas supervisor while lawmakers consider loosening up one of the job's requirements. The state oil and gas supervisor … more