Wyoming’s first lady is as unassuming as she is passionate. One of my recent columns was unfairly critical of the failure of Jennie Gordon’s W…
In March 2021, two months after a violent assault on the Capitol, Wyoming’s U.S. Sen. John Barrasso stood on the Senate floor and called for m…
Maybe it is a little voice you hear inside telling you what to do. Maybe it is a twinge in your heart or a tightening in your stomach. Maybe i…
Wyoming pharmacies and providers are still dealing with the impacts of a cyber-attack on Change Healthcare, more than a month later, with no c…
Marc Katz is a retired entrepreneur who lives part-time in Durango, Colorado, a town of 19,000 people who all seem to love the outdoors. You c…
Month after month, poll after poll, a majority of Americans express their dissatisfaction with the Biden administration over virtually every i…
Recently, there have been two news stories about Wyoming students that deserve attention. First was the story about 33 students representing a…
Our Promotions
Trending Now
-
Change of scenery: Laramie Art Coalition announces swapping of two rotating art pieces
-
ASCD1 board approves Beitel closure, consolidation with Spring Creek for elementary school education
-
Wyoming wolf torture case a ‘trigger’ for new Endangered Species Act lawsuit
-
UW student to showcase theatre performance for the public in a park
-
City's capital investment and construction plan for next four years moves forward
While oral argument provides the citizenry with a fascinating glimpse of the Supreme Court justices at work, the heavy lifting is undertaken b…
Anyone who has seen Charlton Heston playing Moses in “The Ten Commandments” can’t forget the scene where the “angel of death” slays the first …
The voluntary exodus from the Wyoming Legislature has begun, like it does every election year before candidates start filing to run.
“What if we have been forced to slow down? To listen. To see things again — the things we take for granted and the things we miss in our hurri…
It’s legal in Wyoming to chase coyotes and run over them with snowmobiles, but recently, a man used his snowmobile to run down a wolf until it…
I don’t blame the public for not wanting to put the Republican Party back in power in Washington.
If you haven’t seen the photo, force yourself. It’s all over social media. It’s a wolf. Defined by law as a “predator,” yet God’s glorious cre…
Oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court is the most important, fascinating and visible part of the Justices’ public work on the High Bench…
Politics does indeed make strange bedfellows. The latest example in Wyoming is the shared opposition to carbon-capture initiatives by level-he…
I think a lot about life.
As the curtain falls on this legislative session in Wyoming, I am compelled to express gratitude on behalf of the Wyoming Association of Menta…
We must push back against the far-left lunacy that is gripping our nation. From rampant inflation to illegal immigration, the fabric of our co…
Let’s play a game, the climate-change game that every living thing on Earth has no choice but to play, starting ... now.
There are few decisions more difficult for the members of the State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) than making final determinations on proje…
The 2024 legislative budget session was a tough one. More than any other time in recent history, political divisions and personal grudges impa…
Well, that was ugly. The 2024 legislative budget session was the most embittering in Wyoming history. One possible exception was the 1963 Legi…
Historically, U.S. Supreme Court justices have avoided drama. A bookish group, given to tranquility and docility, the justices mark their time…
It turns out that for all of its chest thumping about the founding fathers and the Constitution, the Freedom Caucus isn’t very keen on the exe…
When was the last time you were angry? How long did the anger last? Sometimes when you are angry for a long time you can’t even pinpoint what …
In 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space and the first to orbit the Earth. In subsequent months and years, it was a s…
There’s a fine line between learning from the mistakes of others and shaming people for their ignorance.
