Wyoming Government News

As livestock officials scramble to deal with recent outbreaks of brucellosis near Yellowstone National Park, a proposed interstate pact to manage and eventually eliminate the disease remains stalled.

The newly appointed Republican Party chairwoman for Wyoming, Diana Vaughan, says Gov.

The $4-plus-a-gallon gas prices apparently have driven down the number of traffic deaths in Wyoming and most of the country.

The director of the federal government's key energy technology laboratory, along with experts from as far away as Israel and India, will be at the University of Wyoming for a conference on hydrogen energy ...

The newly appointed Republican Party chairwoman for Wyoming, Diana Vaughan, says Gov.

An Arkansas man was killed when a motor home lost its brakes and crashed into a storefront in downtown Buffalo, Wyo.

Students participating in the Wyoming Conservation Corps are working on several conservation projects in Uinta County.

Puget Sound Business Journal Swedish Medical Center is claiming victory in a court fight to allow the hospital to establish an adult liver transplant program, with the first transplant operations expected in ...

A temporary pipe may be installed on the Snake River Bridge as early as Thursday to carry sewage from the west bank after a line broke Saturday.

The first quarter in a proposed series of commemorative coins could feature Yellowstone National Park.

The American Civil Liberties Union has agreed to represent an American Indian inmate in a lawsuit against the Wyoming Department of Corrections claiming the state violated his constitutional rights by depriving ...

Rising oil prices aren't only punishing Wyoming motorists, they're also making it much more expensive for the state to build and maintain the state's highway system.

It's going to get even more expensive to keep your home warm this winter. Officials say heating bills could rise from 30% to 70% more this winter compared to last winter.

Western Wyoming remains a raw, sparsely settled place where guns are a way of life.

Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne has pledged $1 million in funds to help keep the pronghorn migration corridor open in western Wyoming.

Citing the lack of any comprehensive federal policy to address global climate change, Western governors said Tuesday that they will work over the next 12 months to craft such an initiative for the next ...

Governors from several Western states voted Sunday to form a council that will study ways to protect wildlife habitat in the face of ever-increasing demand for energy development in their region.

Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter, left, and Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal, center, speak with host Tom Brokaw on stage during a taping of "Meet the Press." Gov.

A coalition of environmental groups is publishing this anti-oilsands ad in a Wyoming newspaper as western U.S. governors hold their annual meeting in the state.

Tom Brokaw will host Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal and Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter on "Meet the Press" on Sunday.