Clair McFarland

Before the Carbon County emergency services scanner went dark at around 3:30 p.m. Monday, the dispatchers, officers, deputies and troopers on it described

In the roughly three hours after news broke Monday that a Uinta County brand inspector had pleaded guilty to helping people torture a moose, the brand inspector was fired, a public official says.

Wyoming-based U.S. House candidate Reid Rasner says a former sheriff’s deputy threatened him. The former deputy denies it adamantly. They both provided scr

People have wagered at least $189,000 on Wyoming’s governor’s race and at least $21,000 on its U.S. House race on political market sites such as Polymarket

Some of gubernatorial candidate Brent Bien’s supporters are calling for people to write in his name at the Nov. 3 general election, after Bien’s opponent E

After the U.S. Department of Interior finalized a 10-year plan Friday sparing Wyoming – but not the Lower Basin states – from legally-mandated cuts in wate

The Wyoming Judicial Branch’s former operating system fell prey to a hack that could have lifted personal data about people involved in court cases from 20

The Teton County Republican Party issued a quick self-correction this week after asking people to donate above the legal limit by marking specific candidates' names on checks to the party.

A former Wyoming Republican Party chair has endorsed the Constitution Party’s nominee for governor, Rebecca Bextel. Frank Eathorne chaired the party for ei