Nichols: Any investigation was unfair, but keep it hidden either way
In court filing, former UW President Laurie Nichols claims her privacy is at risk while suggesting trustees may have treated her unfairly
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Wing data indicates sage grouse population slide will continue
A preliminary count of hunter-supplied wings shows a low ratio of chicks to hens, a key population indicator.
National journalism initiative selects WyoFile as grant winner
Venture philanthropy nonprofit American Journalism Project will invest in Wyoming’s nonprofit news service with three-year development program.
Wyoming’s nuanced suffrage identity, 150 years on
As celebrations commence across the state, some of the Equality State’s leading women unpack Wyoming’s legacy.
‘Women in Wyoming’ spotlights Equality State’s heroic females
Lindsay Linton Buk’s years-long multi-media project features barrier busters, artists, linguists, cowgirls and other remarkable Wyoming women.
The Drake’s Take
Let Esther Morris shine in front of the Capitol again
Opinion
By 1 CommentIn the spotlight for more than five decades, the statue of a famed suffrage figure was relegated to a tunnel.
Madden’s Measure
Coal bankruptcy committee can learn from history
Opinion
By 2 CommentsA new legislative panel convened to insulate Wyo from firm collapses has an important mandate and a trove of hard-won lessons available to it.
Op-eds
To pass suffrage, Wyoming embraced radical innovation
Historian Jennifer Helton offers a lesson in the courage, and flaws, that played into the territory’s historic decision.
Keeping net metering was right move for Wyoming
Opinion
By 2 CommentsA legislative committee recently decided against changing or eliminating the state’s net metering statute. Sheridan solar business owner Richard Mack says that was a wise move.
Photo Friday
A depot waits
The construction of the Green River Union Pacific Depot in 1910 gave the town hope amidst fears of a railroad company’s withdrawal.
Arts & Culture
Taking back ‘Tumbleweeds’: A Q&A with playwright Andrew Munz
Jackson actor and writer recently performed a one-man show in New York City about growing up gay in Wyoming.
In Case You Missed It
‘State of Equality’: behind the scenes of new suffrage film
Wyoming production team’s hour-long documentary will broadcast on PBS and screen at suffrage events during the celebration.
Evanston meets its would-be economic savior, CoreCivic
Private prison giant presented design for Uinta County immigration jail, touted income potential and fielded challenges at a charged public meeting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Branding along the Bighorn
Some Western cowboy traditions are fading as ranchers employ newfangled methods during spring branding. In Hot Springs County, however, ropers still rule.