Loss of a National Endowment for the Humanities grant, which was 80% of its budget, led the 55-year-old organization to ...

Lawmakers are taking up library books as conservative activists around the state pore over material in young adult and teen ...

An official with the state’s emergency response agency worried about costs if a wildfire, tornado or any other disaster were ...

Annie McGlothlin, Kari Roden and Chandel Pine are part of a determined group of Wyoming moms united to fight for change in an ...

Without proper teacher training and enforceable policies, literacy becomes a privilege when it should be available to all K-12 students, write three mothers of children with dyslexia.

Despite two nominations as an interim topic, lawmakers will not be studying the practice of running over predators — a tactic ...

Alpine “desperately” needs a school. But when a charter school got approved, it ignited a polarizing community debate that ...

Former Wyoming Public Broadcasting Service manager, now chair of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, defends NPR and ...

Fate of the Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit’s science faculty — Matt Kauffman, Anna Chalfoun and Annika ...

Trout Unlimited’s Trout-in-the-classroom program brought five Wind River Indian Reservation schools outside last week for the ...

Although mysterious water color cleared up over the course of winter, Little Soda Lake is already dealing with water quality ...

Green River Rep. Marlene Brady is leading the charge on prohibiting cities, towns and counties from paying dues to elected officials’ associations.