CASPER — Wyoming’s largest electricity provider says proposed federal environmental regulations could close at least some of its four coal-fired power plants in the state sooner than … more

CHEYENNE— A Dec. 9 jury trial has been set in lawsuit of an attorney who says he was improperly fired from the Wyoming Public Defender’s Office. Dion Custis alleges in his … more

CHEYENNE — Livestock producers from around the state are gathered in Cheyenne for the Wyoming Cattle Industry Convention and Trade Show this week. Hosted by the Wyoming Stock Growers … more

CHEYENNE— A group of Wyoming firefighters is in New Mexico to help with fires there. Two large fires in northern New Mexico have displaced families from their homes. The Wyoming team includes … more

RAWLINS, Wyo. — The Bureau of Land Management is taking comments and suggestions about its plan to use helicopters to help gather wild horses over the next two years. It’s holding a public … more

CASPER — Nine students around the nation, including one in Wyoming, died at or near school bus stops in 2011. The horror of that death and the number of drivers who disregard rules involving … more

CHEYENNE — An Evanston woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to defrauding the state Medicaid system of $56,000 by falsely claiming she provided services to children with developmental disabilities. The … more

CASPER — Drought and increased predation, especially by grizzly bears, have taken a toll on elk that migrate between Yellowstone National Park and areas to the east where their calves are born, a … more

POWELL — People fishing in Yellowstone National Park are now being encouraged to take non-native fish in some areas order to protect cutthroat trout and other native species. The park is … more

PINEDALE — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has improved boating access at three locations on the New Fork River near Pinedale. The agency says it’s been working in recent months to … more