Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Environmental advocates want the courts to force federal wildlife officials to decide whether pygmy rabbits ought to be protected under the Endangered Species Act.

GILLETTE — A proposed full cellphone ban in Gillette's high schools has raised more questions than answers from educators.

JACKSON — The board responsible for managing millions of dollars of Teton County lodging tax revenue generally prohibits board members other than the chair from speaking to the media.

SHERIDAN — Though two bills to combat fraud failed during the Wyoming Legislature’s budget session this year, lawmakers and the secretary of state are looking to address the topic during the interim session.

GILLETTE — Over the past few months, much has been made about the negative effects that the recently passed recalibration bill will have on school districts all over the state.

CHEYENNE – During what might be one of the Cheyenne City Council’s longest meetings yet, council members voted down a proposed ordinance that would have imposed a temporary 12-month moratorium on data center development within city limits.

Wyoming’s trona and soda ash industry accounts for more than half the state’s global commodity exports, with a whopping $1.3 billion worth of shipments annually.