The past year has been one of ups and downs for Laramie’s business owners. In 2022, the city had a net increase of 10 new businesses in areas …
First Interstate Bank donates thousands of clothing items
While humans are off soaking up the sun on a beach or shivering on a mountain peak during vacation, their four-legged loved ones are often lef…
Another fast-food option will soon become available to patrons at the Wyoming Union, located on the University of Wyoming campus.
Business court closes out first year
Lawmakers, business owners and others gathered this week at the University of Wyoming’s Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center to learn about a ran…
Three new technology companies got an extra cushion to help get up and running after winning a local business start-up challenge.
SHERIDAN — As the saying goes, time in the market beats timing the market.
Inflation isn’t just high in the nation as a whole, it’s also surging locally and in the western part of the country, newly released figures show.
With the return of University of Wyoming students to Laramie, some sections of downtown have become busier after a quiet summer. The influx of…
Skils’kin, a nonprofit focused on disabilities and employment that operates in Washington, Montana, Oklahoma and Wyoming, will pay $100,000 an…
Javin Paoli, a cybersecurity technician apprentice in Laramie working for DigeTekS, has been awarded the Lauren P. Miller Scholarship to provi…
CODY — Imagine putting on a pair of goggles that could transport you to Paris, that could take you to the zoo, that could let you watch a play…
GILLETTE — As summer comes to an end and kids are back in school, the end of tourism season is nearing. Traditional tourism, that is.
PINEDALE — The county’s July $1-million land purchase to expand the Doyle gravel pit on Pole Creek Road — unused since it was permitted more t…
BUFFALO — It wasn’t quite the tourism season local business owners expected.
Optimism is mounting at one of Wyoming’s nascent rare earths projects.
The city of Laramie and local business organizations are applying for a $20 million grant to build a new research building for Plenty Unlimited.
State and federal authorities overseeing oil and gas operations in Wyoming anticipate millions in federal funding to clean up wells, pipelines…
CASPER — At least one industry group will appeal last week’s court order upholding the federal government’s right to postpone oil and gas leas…
CASPER — The Biden administration legally postponed the oil and gas lease sales scheduled for the first quarter of 2021, a federal judge ruled…
CASPER — The Biden administration legally postponed the oil and gas lease sales scheduled for the first quarter of 2021, a federal judge ruled…
For decades, coal has been king for Wyoming’s economy and America’s energy production.
Small firms in Wyoming employ a much bigger share of workers in the state than do all such U.S. enterprises as a portion of the entire America…
CASPER — Two years ago, Jon Guy was in prison, serving 17 years for a 2004 stabbing in Laramie.
WASHINGTON — U.S. regulators have authorized updated COVID-19 boosters, the first to directly target today's most common omicron strain. The m…
State lawmakers spent Friday morning searching for ways to provide more affordable housing to Wyoming residents, including solutions such as a…
A federal judge in Montana issued a pair of decisions this month that threaten the future of federal coal leasing in the Powder River Basin — …
