Child care facilities tend to be small businesses that pay low wages, impacting both children and parents around the state.
Older Wyomingites could decide 2024 elections
Priorities for people over 50 include being able to afford adequate health insurance, protecting residents from scams and fraud, and increasing access to affordable housing.
Game and Fish reports spread of chronic wasting disease near Lander
This comes as wildlife managers consider how to move forward with winter feed grounds, which are viewed as potential super-spreader sites.
BLM’s Rock Springs proposal draws ire from some lawmakers
The plan does not affect hundreds of existing oil and gas wells. It allows for additional drilling on 1.4 million acres, and provides nearly 2 million acres each for oil shale, trona and hard rock mining.
Wyoming gets C-minus grade on voter map redistricting
The report found evidence of gerrymandering, the practice of manipulating electoral district boundaries in order to create unfair advantages for a political party.
Wanted: Visions for the future of Grand Teton National Park
Officials are seeking input from visitors to map out the future of the Wyoming park, as it sees heightened use on the trails.
Hunters, anglers get $2.5 million to restore migration corridors
The agency is working with national organizations, states and the Navajo Nation to support restoration and conservation on public lands.
Addressing challenges to behavioral health care in rural Wyoming
A new reports finds the lack of mental health professionals is one of the biggest barriers to accessing care in rural America.