Q: I’ve struggled with arthritis pain in my knees for the last five years and have been supplementing with glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, and hyaluronic acid for the last three years. It seems like these supplements are not helping. Do you have any other ideas?

Members of Cheyenne’s Central High Gay-Straight Alliance recently met with state Sen. Lynn Hutchings, R-Cheyenne, to advocate for an anti-discrimination proposal. Instead of the respect constituents deserve from elected officials, these young people were greeted with a foul expression of hatred.

I love Wyoming, but sometimes we are not very consistent in what we say and how we act.

Before the days of the chain lodging companies, places where travelers could stay for the night across America tended to be downtown hotels, clustered around the railroad depot.

Wyoming already had reasonable self-defense laws on the books before state legislators bowed to pressure from the gun rights lobby and made ours the 25th state to pass a “stand your ground” law last year.

Should Wyoming use its permanent fund dollars to “invest in Main Street instead of Wall Street?”

The current legislative initiatives advocated by Foster Friess and the Wyoming GOP to limit voter’s ability to switch party affiliation is understandable but misguided. The proposed bill in the state legislature will disenfranchise one-third of Wyoming voters, and does not solve Foster’s act…

Anyone who has been watching the Wyoming Legislature in action this year must be wondering what has happened to our House of Representatives.

For 42 years in the middle of my life, I spent Januarys and Februarys hanging around the halls of the Wyoming State Legislature. The first of those years were spent as a young radio newsman reporting live from the Capitol.

“Riveting.” It’s not a word I’ve ever used before in connection with the Wyoming Legislature, and I’ve covered about 20 sessions over the past four decades.

This week is bound to be the busiest of the 2019 legislative session and the most frustrating for lawmakers — it’s crossover week.

I was 12 years old when my sister and I walked into the South African hotel lobby with our parents and saw Richard Nixon’s face on every news magazine. My family may have been the last Americans to learn the President of the United States had resigned, as we’d been on a college study trip an…

So there was the new governor – standing by the copier patiently waiting for some copies to print. He was making a little banter with Alfrieda Gonzales who keeps things humming in his front office while chatting with the plain-clothed highway patrolman, who serves as security man and all-aro…

The crisis is not at our southern border, it is in our nation’s capital. In their desire to separate us for political purposes, our government has lost its capacity to function. And if they cannot sort out 215 miles of border fence, how can we trust them to address even bigger and more compl…

Imagine you’re stuck in this horrible situation: while driving on the job you are seriously injured many miles from a hospital. When an ambulance finally arrives, EMTs decide you need to be transported to the nearest medical facility by helicopter.

A bill to provide long-overdue healthcare and disability compensation to U.S. Navy veterans exposed to Agent Orange

With 2020 approaching, potential presidential candidates are waiting until after New Year’s Day to announce. One chose the day the whole world was celebrating his birthday to throw his hat, or rather his kippah, into the ring.