Digging out
Photo essay captures images of the historic storm that buried much of Wyoming this week.
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Legislature ends week two divided on budget, philosophy
Members of the Wyoming House and Senate have embraced divergent approaches on the budget and education funding, setting the stage for further conflict.
A virus hangs over the Capitol
CHEYENNE – In normal years, the first day of the legislative session in the Wyoming Capitol has certain hallmarks.
Lawmakers smile from their seats, applauding speeches from leadership. School children, lawmakers’ families and sharp-eyed lobbyists crowd the galleries to watch …
Wyo scientists study interplay of wildfire smoke and climate change
New research shows wildfire smoke may not be contributing to climate change as much as previously expected. But as fires worsen, the impact on a warming planet could increase.
Week 43: The pandemic in Wyoming from Jan. 2-8
Wyoming continued its slow vaccination rollout as a crowd gathered in Cheyenne to protest health orders.
