Supply chains and refineries are struggling to keep up with global demand. Drivers in Wyoming are still hitting the road, but industries across the state are entering a precarious position.

In a rare interview, Patrick Schiltz, who served as the federal court’s chief judge last winter, called the administration’s actions “a grave threat to the rule of law.”

After 320,000 acres in northern Arizona were nominated for oil and gas leasing, where experts say no oil or gas exists, a public lands mystery began.

The family of Wyoming’s retiring junior senator, who has supported tech innovation, owns thousands of acres targeted by Microsoft for its planned expansion.

Your local anti-AI organizers is probably not a CCP plant.

Record-breaking heat and historically low snowpack have reduced water storage on the Colorado River system to 36%, officials say.

The two-term Republican governor has been tight-lipped about what he plans to do next. He ruled out a third term Thursday.

Wyoming is recruiting nuclear energy companies, while many communities feel rushed, particularly regarding high-level radioactive waste storage.

Authorities in Laramie County ordered the evacuation of residents living near F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne on Thursday morning. A notice sent

The Iran crisis "is a huge opportunity" to move away from fossil fuels, one leader notes—and it would be "tragic" to waste it.

One of the key driving forces behind the expansion of wind turbines in Wyoming is gutting plans for future renewable energy projects. Rocky Mountain

Emergency drawdown of Flaming Gorge is imminent, officials say. The water situation is crashing so rapidly that authorities can't confidently track the extent of it.

The historically warm and dry winter also will require a significant extra release of water from Flaming Gorge Reservoir.

Entering election season, some Wyoming candidates are embracing President Donald Trump's hard-line opposition to wind energy, which he has described as "a

The federal delegation is mum on the president’s suggestion that an entire country could be wiped off the map.

Plaintiff alleges shareholders were misled about progress at Ramaco Resources' Brook Mine outside Sheridan.

Amid drought and heat waves, April’s national wildfire forecast shows that nearly the entire Western U.S. will face an above-normal risk of wildfires at some point in the next four months.

The Wyoming-based developer, Bridger Pipeline Expansion, has had several pipeline breaks and spills in the past.

Sudan’s journalists risk their lives to tell the story of their homeland as the world turns away, writes Isma'il Kushkush.

As Wyoming and the West weather another stretch of drought, columnist Rod Miller remembers his granddad’s creative solution for watering dry ground.

Mountain View and Lyman prepare residents for cuts while holding out hope for spring snow.

Under pressure to strike a compromise on water cuts, and amid talk of litigation, upper-basin states like Wyoming claim the West's climate-fueled drought limits what they can offer.

A private equity–owned airline profits off Trump’s migrant crackdown.

Under pressure to strike a compromise on water cuts, and amid talk of litigation, upper-basin states like Wyoming claim the West's climate-fueled drought limits what they can offer.

Wary of wildfires, along with litigation and higher insurance premiums, utilities are preemptively "de-energizing" power lines.

Oklahoma took on an ambitious project to catalog all of the state’s injection wells, which shoot toxic waste generated by oil drilling back into the ground. Despite records showing risk of drinking wa...

Although a draft bill failed to advance, lawmakers and stakeholders plan to keep working on a compromise for 2027.

Union representative hails new owners for renewed cooperation, including resolution of a yearslong overtime dispute.

Broader economic downsides are more certain than oil revenue gains, according to one Wyoming economist.

With everyone in the same boat, why, columnist David Romtvedt wonders, haven’t we insisted on a national health care system?

The measure would have barred public employers from offering voluntary payroll deductions for specific public worker unions, including a teachers' union that has taken the Legislature to court.

House Bill 178 sparked intense debate in the Senate over whether targeting specific groups is unconstitutional.

State regulators will impose shutdown triggers to protect prized trout fishery below the "pumped water storage" facility on Seminoe Reservoir. Developer awaits final federal approval.

The conflict is draining supplies Ukraine needs for its defense, while surging oil prices are boosting the Russian economy.

Following last week's hearing, the committee released its findings and final recommendations, which included rule changes and legislator training.

TerraPower's Natrium plant near Kemmerer is the first commercial reactor approved in nearly a decade in the U.S., and the first 'advanced' liquid sodium-cooled reactor in more than 40 years.

Some of Wyoming's most contentious energy issues, including nuclear waste storage, fell by the wayside in the budget session.

Unless we educate and encourage our nonvoting neighbors, the fate of Wyoming falls to the will of the few, writes columnist Rod Miller.

Low-elevation snowfall hit new record lows and temperatures soared to new highs at almost every station in the state.

Wyoming Wildlife Magazine's annual photo contest edition is packed with all varieties of Cowboy State creatures — big and small.

Proponents say the measure equalizes the state fuel tax among electric and petrol consumers — a fix that lawmakers have contemplated for years.

The legislators, including several involved in the controversy, say an internal, confidential process should have been used instead to examine and resolve the problem.

History is rife with powerful politicians blaming the free press for exposing their self-inflicted political wounds, writes columnist Rod Miller.

A Trump-backed bill would create a $105 million "energy dominance" fund, while a 2% tax break would go to 'enhanced oil recovery' producers.

A new letter from the American Academy of Actuaries draws a direct line between the planned dismantling of NCAR and higher homeowners insurance costs for US consumers.

Give Colorado River negotiators room, said Jim Lochhead, former CEO of Denver Water. But now, it’s in the hands of the feds