Can Wyoming be shamed into passing a hate-crime law?
Opinion
by 10 Comments The ‘Equality State’ is one of only three in the nation that have failed to pass enhanced penalties for bias-motivated crimes.
Laramie
2020 photography chronicles unprecedented year
Despite challenges, WyoFile photographers captured pandemic precautions, candid moments and much more in 2020.
A real tour of Wyoming for my superstar neighbor
Opinion
by 16 Comments Guest columnist Kofoed leads a tour of Wyoming that doesn’t shy from its less glamorous corners.
Budget-strapped Wyo towns bypass state with climate efforts
Cost savings, self-reliance drive local renewable energy and efficiency investments as the state confronts budget crisis.
Football game in virus hotspot stokes health experts’ frustrations
Hotels and restaurants in Laramie reported increased visitors Friday night. A public health expert worries fans then carried COVID-19 home.
