Protecting the ‘Path of the Pronghorn’ draws support, but must again overcome...
When it comes to designating Wyoming’s first migration corridor in over six years, retired sage grouse biologist Tom Christiansen puts it bluntly. “If not now, when?” Christiansen wrote in a comment...
View ArticleMedicaid, insurance cuts in ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ will harm Wyoming, health...
At least 12,000 Wyoming residents are projected to lose health coverage if President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” is signed into law, health care advocates say. The voluminous bill inched...
View ArticlePorn industry, Supreme Court weigh in as Wyoming requires age verification on...
Wyomingites this week found their access to some corners of the internet curtailed as a new state law to prevent minors from accessing sexual content came into effect. On Tuesday, Wyoming joined a...
View ArticleSuicide is prevalent among foster youths, yet there’s a systemic failure to...
Elliott Hinkle experienced depression and suicidal thoughts even before entering the foster care system in Casper at age 15. At the time, Hinkle struggled with their sexual identity and gender...
View ArticleWyoming landed one of crypto’s biggest names. Here’s what that means for the...
After years wooing the cryptocurrency and digital asset industry, Wyoming’s efforts were rewarded last month by one of the biggest players in the space. Kraken — a multi-billion-dollar crypto company...
View ArticleOutcry causes Wyoming to back off plan to curb ‘landowner tag’ advantages
A week from now, the appointed officials who oversee Wyoming’s wildlife are devoting an extraordinary seven hours to a single agenda item. The topic is proposed changes to the state’s system of...
View ArticleIs Wyoming’s ‘prison gerrymandering’ overrepresenting some districts while...
As convicted felons, the people incarcerated in Wyoming’s prisons don’t get to vote until they’ve served their time and gone through a state process to restore their rights. But even without the...
View ArticleMedicaid cuts will shrink Wyoming’s economy by $140M over five years, study...
Federal Medicaid cuts in President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” could cost Wyoming nearly 200 jobs per year and shrink the state’s economy by $140 million over five years, a new economic...
View ArticleAll-female ‘Forest Corps’ fills federal agency gaps for Wyoming trail projects
Monica Elliot joined the U.S. Forest Service last year when she was hired to work on a backcountry trail crew based in Pinedale. Clinching the job felt big, she said. “I found so much value and love...
View ArticleWhat history shows us about Utah’s push to take control of federal lands
Note to readers: The following is an excerpt from the Salt Lake Tribune’s Open Lands newsletter, a twice-a-month newsletter about Utah’s land, water and air from their environment team. For a sneak...
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