When it was revealed that the Cheyenne biker bar, the Eagle’s Nest, was promoting violence against gays and lesbians and people suffering from…
This past spring, I noticed that Wyoming’s black-footed ferret is a rock star at the Phoenix Zoo. In fact, you might think the elusive little …
When former president Laurie Nichols took the helm at the University of Wyoming in 2016, one of her first actions was to declare a “financial …
Intellectually bankrupt reorganization
President Joe Biden has called domestic terrorism one of the most serious security threats facing America. In June, his National Security Coun…
Last week, I took to the floor of the U.S. Senate to express my concerns about two of President Biden’s nominees to serve in positions that di…
“Stay out of dodge orders” have become somewhat commonplace in the criminal justice system across the region, and likely the whole of the Unit…
Advocates of congressional term limits have strong arguments, as we observed last week of the ongoing effort to impose a ceiling on the number…
It’s been a long time coming, but now it’s just around the corner. After last year’s first-ever cancellation of Cheyenne Frontier Days, the 12…
“I’m from the federal government and I’m here to help.”
Confused Asians, crazy drunk van drivers, monstrous RVs, nervous semi drivers, and thousands (perhaps millions) of tourists were among the hig…
The Wyoming Legislature’s confounding cuts to mental health and substance abuse treatment budgets will harm some of the state’s most vulnerabl…
July 18: Stroot cartoon
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A straw poll conducted informally over an evening refreshment among friends (you know the kind) recently revealed that many people have grown …
The debate surrounding proposals for term limits on members of Congress would benefit from a reminder of the reasoning behind the 22nd Amendme…
Last week, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon and Secretary of State Ed Buchanan invited the National Rifle Association to consider relocating its opera…
Independence Day has passed and the largest party in Saratoga every summer has concluded. From the Festival of the Arts to the Old Fashioned F…
As a community that prides itself on fiscal and political conservatism, we were disappointed to see that — at least in one area — Gillette is …
One of the most basic goals of any K-12 public school system should be to prepare children to be informed and engaged citizens. To do that, th…
For a long time, the Wyoming Legislature had a reputation for pragmatism. The lawmakers who inhabited it tended to be largely conservative, bu…
Response to guest column
The Albany County Commission will decide next week whether to permit the Rail Tie Wind Project south of Laramie. This seemingly obvious decisi…
Right now, there is a clear path ahead for Liz Cheney, and it does not involve the state of Wyoming.
Suing another state for trying to avoid environmental harm associated with transporting Wyoming coal was never a good idea.
Thanks to Jessica Stalder for her service
July 11: Stroot cartoon
When big political scandals break on the national news, we can typically take some comfort in the fact that they’re taking place somewhere els…
