Kemmerer

In 1918 Wyoming knew better than to blame health officers

Opinion

June 30, 2020 by Kerry Drake 5 Comments

Spanish flu survivors took personal responsibility for their neighbors and worked together to fight a pandemic instead of complaining about imaginary abuse of their ‘rights’

Economic, existential angst mark start of utility investigation

February 4, 2020 by Andrew Graham 8 Comments

The Wyoming Public Service Commission hears the fears and resentments of energy transition casualties in Kemmerer and Rock Springs.

Wyoming’s pro-coal D.C. Republicans need a lesson in economics

Opinion

January 7, 2020 by Dave Dodson 3 Comments

In wake of delegation’s failure to support healthcare bill for miners, guest columnist David Dodson argues they ignored sound conservative economic principles for doing so.

A tapestry of transition: Wyoming’s 2019 in 15 stories

December 24, 2019 by WyoFile Staff 1 Comment

From coal bankruptcies to water threats, sage grouse counts to the future of the state’s energy landscape, WyoFile charts the hardest-hitting stories of the year.