State flags to be flown at half-staff at Capitol Thursday in honor of late Cheyenne mayor Bill Nation By Briar Napier|April 19
Former Cheyenne mayor, state rep and World War II veteran Bill Nation dies at 96 By Briar Napier|April 19
Governor signs new Wyoming nuclear regulations into law; tax exemptions for using domestic uranium start in 2035 By Brendan LaChance|March 21
Lummis introduces bill to expand review exemptions for wildfire management plans CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming’s junior U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis has introduced a bill that she says will relieve administrative burdens By Greg Hirst|September 13, 2021
Bouchard calls for Fauci to be tried, then executed September 10, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile Wyoming Sen. Anthony Bouchard (R-Cheyenne) posted a meme on his congressional campaign’s Facebook page accusing By Wyofile|September 11, 2021
Wyoming’s majority legislature leadership vow to fight Biden administration vaccine mandates CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming's leaders of the Legislature sent out a joint statement on Friday concerning the Biden administration's proposed By Dan Cepeda|September 10, 2021
Politico: Trump to endorse Wyo lawyer Hageman in primary against Cheney Former President Donald Trump might be set to endorse Wyoming lawyer Harriet Hageman to challenge Rep. Liz Cheney in the By Oil City Staff|September 8, 2021
42-year Republican chastises Wyoming GOP chair for ‘threatening’ state legislators CASPER, Wyo. — Former Wyoming legislator Bruce Burns, who said he has been a member of the Republican Party for By Brendan LaChance|September 3, 2021
Gray says Wyoming should pass strict abortion law similar to Texas’s heartbeat bill CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming state Rep. Chuck Gray (Natrona County) said in a Facebook post Wednesday that he thought it By Brendan LaChance|September 3, 2021
Elders push back as Wyoming GOP leaders imply ranked choice voting too hard for them to understand CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Republican Party officials attended the Wyoming Legislature's Joint Interim Corporations, Elections & Political Subdivisions Committee meeting By Brendan LaChance|September 2, 2021
Committee hits pause on creating open primary, removing party affiliation in Wyoming CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Corporations, Elections & Political Subdivisions Interim Committee voted during a meeting on Thursday By Brendan LaChance|September 2, 2021
State tourism committee agrees to revive incentives for film industry CASPER, Wyo. — A state legislative committee agreed to draft a bill reviving tax rebates for the film productions, looking By Greg Hirst|August 28, 2021
Casper ready to back Wyoming missing persons legislation with nod from city council CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper City Council is set to meet with citizen Desirée Tinoco during its Tuesday, August 24 By Brendan LaChance|August 24, 2021
Bouchard, Gray spat over election integrity, dragging committee into Wyoming U.S. House race debate CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Sen. Anthony Bouchard (Laramie County) and Rep. Chuck Gray (Natrona) quarreled on the topic of election By Brendan LaChance|August 5, 2021
Trib, Wyoming Press Association prepare to ask court to shoot down Mills, Bar Nunn legal notice ordinances CASPER, Wyo. — Attorney Bruce Moats, who represents the Casper Star-Tribune and the Wyoming Press Association, is preparing to file By Brendan LaChance|July 16, 2021
Attorney for Casper Star-Tribune, WPA threatens legal action against Mills over legal notices UPDATE: After this article was published on Thursday morning, Moats sent an email to Oil City News which included a By Brendan LaChance|July 15, 2021
Wyoming expands youth hunting opportunities as new law takes effect CASPER, Wyo. — A new law took effect Thursday, July 1 that will expand some youth hunting opportunities in Wyoming. By Brendan LaChance|July 1, 2021
Wyoming Game and Fish preparing new rules allowing roadkill harvesting CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is working to draft regulations for roadkill harvesting. A new law By Brendan LaChance|July 1, 2021
Jeffree Star poses with yaks on Wyoming ranch where he is ‘truly at mental peace’ CASPER, Wyo. — Whether it is the Casper-area outdoor views, the peace and quiet offered by ranch life, or hanging By Brendan LaChance|June 28, 2021
Gordon open to looking at expanding Juneteenth holiday in Wyoming CASPER, Wyo. — After President Joe Biden signed a law on Thursday recognizing Juneteenth as a federal holiday, Wyoming Governor By Brendan LaChance|June 17, 2021
Judiciary committee agrees to draft measures creating ‘hate crimes’ laws in Wyo CASPER, Wyo — The Wyoming State Legislature’s joint interim Judiciary Committee agreed to move forward on draft legislation Tuesday, June By Greg Hirst|June 15, 2021
Wyoming lawmakers mull major election changes Wyoming lawmakers are weighing a significant overhaul of the state’s elections. By Oil City Staff|June 11, 2021
Wyoming voters could see two marijuana initiatives on 2022 ballots Olivia Kennah - SweetwaterNow June 9, 2021 CHEYENNE — If things go in favor of the Libertarian Party’s efforts, Wyoming voters By Oil City Staff|June 9, 2021
Casper City Council to review controversial DEA funded drug interdiction operation on June 22 CASPER, Wyo. — Casper City Manager Carter Napier said on Tuesday that the Casper City Council is slated to have By Brendan LaChance|June 8, 2021
Wyoming has until 2026 to spend ~$1.7B in ARP funds; legislature scrap special summer session CASPER, Wyo. — While there had been talk of the Wyoming Legislature holding a special session in July to guide By Brendan LaChance|June 7, 2021
Committee revives controversial Wyoming gun bill in surprise vote The Joint Agriculture Committee Tuesday revived a controversial gun rights bill on a split-second, unannounced vote moments before the committee By Oil City Staff|May 28, 2021
Wyoming DCI agent under investigation over false testimony in case against hemp farmers CASPER, Wyo. — What happens when a law enforcement officer in Wyoming makes false statements while under oath in court? By Brendan LaChance|May 27, 2021
Wyoming just got $500M from Biden’s rescue plan. Now what? Wyoming received the first $500 million installment of its billion-dollar share of American Rescue Plan funds last week, setting the By Oil City Staff|May 27, 2021
PHOTOS: UW approves designs for new ~$250M residence halls, parking garage, dining facility CASPER, Wyo. — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees have approved the interior and exterior designs for two new By Brendan LaChance|May 24, 2021
Alabama legalizes medical; Wyoming now among only five states where marijuana is fully criminalized CASPER, Wyo. — Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed legislation on Monday that will legalize medical marijuana in the state, according By Brendan LaChance|May 19, 2021
Wyoming to receive ~$360M for education under ARP, offsetting projected $331M/yr deficit CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming will receive about $360 million for education under the American Rescue Plan Act, Governor Mark Gordon's By Brendan LaChance|May 18, 2021
Medicaid expansion revived despite flood of misinformation May 14, 2021 by Nick Reynolds, WyoFile The Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee voted to revive Medicaid expansion Tuesday afternoon, setting it up By Oil City Staff|May 15, 2021
Q&A: Locked-up kids and gov’t transparency in Wyoming April 30, 2021 by Andrew Graham, WyoFile From now until the 2022 legislative session, the Joint Judiciary Committee will study the state’s By Oil City Staff|May 2, 2021
Walking with Casper: Family explores remote beauty as remote work enables move to Wyoming (PHOTOS) By Brendan LaChance|55 minutes ago
Wyoming high school state softball scores: Kelly Walsh takes on state’s best in Gillette By Briar Napier|14 hours ago
Wyoming high school state soccer scores: Kelly Walsh boys capture third-place crown By Briar Napier|14 hours ago