Leadership drops “critical infrastructure” as committee topic
Protecting infrastructure from protesters won’t be a study topic for Legislature’s Judiciary Committee
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Zinke clips state BLM conservation power, draws Wyoming ire
Stakeholders collaborating on habitat conservation call foul and redouble efforts as oil and gas leasing proposals spike and decision making moves to D.C.
Two Elk’s Ruffatto scores an eighth delay in sentencing
Acting on a sealed motion, a U.S. District judge rescheduled the day of reckoning for Wyoming power plant promoter and convicted fraudster Michael J. Ruffatto for the eighth time.
Peaks to Plains
Feds select four Wyo. forests for volunteer trail rehab test
Meetings May 1 kick off efforts under the National Trails Stewardship Act to grow partnerships on state’s national forests.
The Drake’s Take
How much corruption will Barrasso accept in EPA chief Pruitt?
Pruitt’s behavior is scandalous even by Trump standards, but he’s safe so long as Wyoming’s Jr. senator chairs the committee overseeing him.
Guest Column
Commissioner: Rushed BLM leasing threatens our way of life
Sweetwater County commissioner calls on Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke to remove sales from sensitive areas until planning is complete.
In Case You Missed It
Experts: Tariff war hurting Wyoming
Cattle prices slide on China tariff news, continuing four-year farm decline.
Studio Wyoming Review
Afraid of our shadows
Three exhibits in Denver offer the perfect cure for Wyoming cabin fever.
Guest Column
County commissioners association should stand up to Cheney
Diverse local stakeholder-driven solutions can solve land management disputes, but only if the U.S. Rep. stops undermining the process.
Year in Pictures
WyoFile’s year in pictures 2017
WyoFile collects some of the favorite images from 2017 and wishes you a happy new year.
Photo Friday
The big dance
Few, if any, species can compete with the greater sage grouse when it comes to bizarreness of procreation ritual.