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JACKSON WY – If you’ve lived in Jackson long enough to watch the town square’s elk antlers get rebuilt (again), you’ve probably heard the phrase “affordable housing” thrown around more times than a moose crosses Highway 22. But what does…
Wyoming schools might hand out straight A’s to moose crossings and avalanche dogs, but when it comes to housing affordability and construction? Realtor.com just slapped the Cowboy State with a C-, which, frankly, feels like the grader was in a…
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon rolled out an early look at his upcoming biennial budget this week, and let’s just say the message was clear: Pay the workers, help the locals, and maybe, just maybe, fix the property tax migraine everyone’s…
Wyoming’s coal country just took a massive step toward undoing what many in our state view as one of the most damaging federal land decisions in years. On Monday, Rep. Harriet Hageman introduced H.J. Res. 130. This resolution would formally…

Wyoming’s gamblers have made one thing abundantly clear in 2025: They are very committed to keeping our state coffers full while chasing jackpots, parlays, and the occasional mythical big hit on a horse race that ran sometime in 1997. The…
If you’ve ever stared at a puddle on your property and wondered whether the federal government might suddenly claim it as navigable water, you weren’t alone. Wyoming farmers and ranchers have been saying for years that the “Waters of the…
In a moment that reminded everyone why Vice President J.D. Vance is quickly becoming the GOP’s political battering ram, he unloaded this week on a journalist who accused one of his staffers, Buckley Carlson, son of Tucker Carlson, of being…
Wyoming winters are already tough enough. Your eyelashes freeze, your coffee turns into a coffee-sicle, and your truck occasionally questions its will to live. Fortunately, Senators Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Dan Sullivan (R-AK) just teamed up on a bill that…
If there’s one thing Wyomingites can count on, besides road construction in July and moose in the driveway, it’s Senator John Barrasso showing up with a calm voice, a steady hand, and two decades of actual medical experience whenever Washington…
After folding early in the 2025 session, Wyoming’s push to legalize online casino gambling might be shuffling back into play for 2026. House Bill 0162, also known as the Interactive Gaming bill, aimed to bring online casino-style games, think slots,…