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President Donald Trump wasn’t on the ballot last week, but he asked voters to pretend that he was. And they did.
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Despite some tight races, the election saw low-turnout. And the Constitution Party has gained major party status
Lawmakers on the Select Water Committee will introduce a bill during the next Legislative session looking to expand a study on groundwater, while a draft bill to limit water use by data centers failed to move forward.
The Trump administration says the change will protect small businesses. Environmentalists say it means more pollution.
Wyoming Gov-Elect Barlow on Wednesday nominated longtime energy-sector lawyer Walter Eggers to be his attorney general. He also appointed Erin Taylor to…
After being re-elected GOP whip on Tuesday, Sen. John Barrasso said Republicans will not waste any time before Democrats take control of Congress vowing…
Democratic lawmaker Mike Yin filed a new election finance complaint against former gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Bextel, noting that she listed…
Former Wyoming congressional candidate Reid Rasner is suing his campaign consulting firm for not providing "quality and valuable advice and strategy" in…
Sens. Barrasso and Lummis voted to advance a permitting overhaul that supporters say would cut years of federal red tape for Wyoming energy projects.…
Ranchers are getting nearly 20% less for cows used in ground beef since President Trump's 90-day plan to lower prices, according to a new report.…
Incoming Republican Gov. Eric Barlow has chosen Walter Eggers, a Democrat, as his attorney general. Three former Wyoming AGs say party affiliation does…
Wyoming’s U.S. senator-elect’s reaction to GOP’s drubbing was to vow to fight leftists supposedly out to destroy America, columnist Kerry Drake writes.
The midterm elections signaled a desire for a new direction for government, both nationally and here in Wyoming, writes columnist Khale Lenhart.