Skavdahl dismisses most of the claims made by the owner of the Elk Mountain Ranch who said Missouri hunters trespassed when they stepped over a corner of his Carbon County ranch.

Owens issues temporary order blocking enforcement of new abortion law after hearing more than three hours of legal arguments.

Rather than removing bears, tribal wildlife managers removed people to avoid conflicts. The approach has also been tried before in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Legal scholars say there’s a strong argument that a 2012 constitutional amendment includes protections for abortion, but the theory has yet to be tested in court.

The 10-year old doe, documented migrating more than 240 miles, became an ambassador for open, connected landscapes.

Northern Wyoming coalition of agencies, nonprofits, volunteers and landowners sets out to make fences safer for wildlife.

Closed accommodations in Yellowstone National Park caused people to pass through park gates more frequently, fouling up the people-counting methodology.

Attorneys in an Idaho lawsuit say high-profile anti-government activist Ammon Bundy is exploiting Wyoming’s controversial privacy laws.

Locomotive engineer Alan Nash risked arctic temperatures to capture a winter wonderland in northeast Wyoming.

Former Wyoming Catholic College head Kevin Roberts, now president of the Heritage Foundation, spoke with WyoFile about his upbringing, career and vision for a conservative America.

In a case that could affect public access to 8.3 million acres of public land in the West, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals hears almost 60 minutes of arguments.

The state’s demonstrated need and track record earned it the largest grant — $24 million — in a pilot federal transportation program.

Governor says it’s probable the new near-total abortion-ban law will be tied up in court and should instead go to a popular vote.

The state’s GOP leaders claim Trump’s criminal convictions have shaken voters’ faith in the judiciary. Drake asks, where’s their evidence?

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management's decision to end future coal leasing in the region is likely to be challenged.

Conservation has been rejected time and time again, but if land stewardship principles had been adopted, Parson argues, we wouldn’t be facing the choices we are now.

During his campaign, Gray sponsored showings of a film that alleged widespread voter fraud in swing states. But the nonprofit whose claims the film was based on admitted it has no evidence.

Wyoming mail carrier encountered vast herd of migrating antelope during recent delivery.

While the proposal passed the Senate by a single vote, it failed in the House.

WyoFile’s year in pictures features passionate parleys over public lands, winter in its beauty and brutality, as well as bears, bumblebees and barred owls.

Wyoming’s U.S. Rep. elect hasn’t been sworn in yet, but it’s already clear that she hitched her wagon to the wrong jackass, Drake opines.

Well over a hundred people marched down a major Laramie street in a peaceful show of solidarity with demonstrations around the country.

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Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission decision to permit Aethon Energy to pump millions of gallons of pollutants into an underground aquifer near Shoshoni is wrongheaded, guest columnist Maria...

Storage and distribution of locally harvested proteins part of strengthening food sovereignty on Wind River Reservation.

Despite dismal polls, one statistics maven says ‘yes.’

Wyoming’s junior senator is suddenly confounding conservatives by annoying Trump and backing same-sex marriage, Drake opines.

A new book of archival images by Encampment photographer Lora Webb Nichols portrays the grit, joy and austere beauty of life in an early 20th century frontier town.

The state’s demonstrated need and track record earned it the largest grant — $24 million — in a pilot federal transportation program.

Following a list of "Second-Amendment friendly" bills that Gordon did sign Friday, he vetoed HB 125 over concerns it would violate the state constitution.

Twelve-year old law was intended to protect the identity of legal wolf hunters, and that doesn’t fit the description of a Sublette County man who broke the law by taking possession of a live wolf.

The Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan for managing 3.6 million acres of southwest Wyoming has become the latest propaganda punching bag for the far right, Drake opines.

Nate Shoutis left his dream job due to what he described as a climate of discrimination against LGBTQ+ students and the censorship of educators.

Rather than sock away excess revenue in savings, lawmakers should boost snowplow driver pay, Martin opines.

Rather than give into incendiary reactions to the BLM’s draft plan for the Red Desert, Wyoming should take a deep breath, look at the facts and engage in the process, Jenkins opines.

DC delegation, top officials, question American justice system, not the nation’s first felon president following convictions on 34 charges.

Yearslong saga that pitted Sinclair Oil family against small-town residents ends in favor of the public.

At Moneta Divide field in Fremont County, EPA says plan by driller Aethon doesn’t meet standards to exempt Madison underground aquifer from protection.

Rather than owning the state’s unpreparedness for coal’s decline, LeResche argues Wyoming politicians are wrongly blaming the federal government for layoffs.

The hard-line Freedom Caucus fills its ranks with relative newcomers to Wyoming. But they would benefit from trying to understand our state before trying to remake it, columnist Susan Stubson writes.

Union Pacific Railroad's restored Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive attracts admirers in Wyoming.

Time on the rails gives locomotive engineer front-row seat to Wyoming’s show-stopping skies.

An analysis of wolverines in Wyoming and the rest of their Lower 48 range paints a grim picture of a low-density species that’s losing its habitat and

Commuter, commerce route used by much of Jackson Hole’s workforce could be closed for weeks or months.

Taking on the federal government in court — however necessary — is not the job of lawmakers, Gordon wrote in his veto letter.

Former Sen. Alan Simpson hopes project under construction at historic site near Cody encourages across-the-aisle efforts in today’s age of polarization.

The University of Wyoming enjoys lucrative income from its tribal trust fund. Meanwhile, the school hasn’t met local tribes’ requests for tuition waivers.

State survey results, soon in, may indicate whether there’s been a reoccupation of lynx in Wyoming.

Real estate agent says he would devalue Elk Mountain Ranch by about $9.39 million if a court deems corner crossing legal.

Legal scholars say there’s a strong argument that a 2012 constitutional amendment includes protections for abortion, but the theory has yet to be tested in court.