CASPER – As persistently high natural gas prices renew a dispute between environmental and industry groups over conservation practices at oil …
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., has joined a colleague in asking a federal agency's inspector general about a report that …
CHEYENNE – The local natural gas provider plans to emit, on a net basis, no greenhouse gas emissions from such operations by 2035, it was just…
Cost estimates for the proposed Alkali Creek Dam in Big Horn County have jumped to more than double the original $35 million price tag.
CASPER — Optimism is mounting at one of Wyoming’s nascent rare earths projects.
A federal judge in Montana issued two separate decisions this month that threaten the future of federal coal leasing in the Powder River Basin…
For the owners of Wyonics, success literally comes down to the tiniest details.
CASPER — TerraPower, the advanced nuclear developer planning to build a demonstration reactor in Kemmerer by 2028, announced Monday that it ha…
Amid reports that a billion-barrel oil reserve had been discovered in central Wyoming, the company behind the find was quick to explain that i…
HELENA – A federal agency has once again failed to consider possible damage to the environment caused by mining coal when setting land managem…
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Wyoming's entire congressional delegation has asked the federal government to defend itself against a lawsuit filed by envi…
When it comes to what people pay at the gas pump for a gallon of regular unleaded or of diesel fuel, there may be as many theories about why i…
Beneath Wyoming’s surface lies a bounty of resources most of us haven’t thought about since high school chemistry.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – One of Wyoming's two U.S. senators plus an expert on energy from the state's university both told a congressional committee…
CHEYENNE – The best way to bring down high gas costs in Wyoming would be to secure a long-term fuel supply within the state, one industry insi…
A state official testified Wednesday to the Select Natural Resource Management Committee and criticized delays in the most recent federal oil …
SINCLAIR – More than 30 workers at the local HF Sinclair oil refinery are out of work. And 55 more have been put on notice in what the company…
Oil and gas companies successfully bid for the right to develop 71,251 federal acres across the West in the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s f…
CHEYENNE – Details for the first public meeting of Gov. Mark Gordon’s Gas and Diesel Price Working Group have been announced.
CHEYENNE – Laramie County commissioners unanimously passed the largest budget ever approved by the governing body last week.
Officials have broken ground on the 416-mile Gateway South transmission line project in rural Carbon County with promises that it will reinfor…
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Two of Wyoming’s three members of Congress, the state’s governor and the energy industry have cheered a Supreme Court ruling curbing some of t…
CHEYENNE – Following an injunction from the Western District of Louisiana, on Thursday, the Bureau of Land Management Wyoming State Office con…
As nuclear energy makes its way into Wyoming, local scientists will join a nationwide effort to learn more about emerging nuclear technologies…
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of the Interior announced Tuesday that $25.5 million in infrastructure law funds for WaterSMART Water and Ene…