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Senator Lummis stands firm with President Trump on protecting the American flag, calling for respect and condemning flag-burning as an offense against freedom and unity for all Americans.

With the potential for over 440 million tons of coal, excitement and concern blend as Wyoming eyes new energy opportunities and the impact on local jobs and the environment.

With grizzly bears hanging in the balance, Barrasso’s speech raises questions about how politics can impact wildlife management. Let’s unpack this together.

This year's rodeo in Casper drew a crowd like no other, bringing excitement and a hefty boost to the local economy. Let’s get into the numbers.

The American Voices in Federal Lands Act would restrict the public comment process and ensure only American citizens are providing feedback on the policies affecting American energy production and federal lands.

In a small town like Ranchester, big changes are coming that could put Wyoming on the map for critical minerals and advanced tech.

Wyoming Senator Barrasso and DOE Secretary Wright are shaking things up in energy talks—could a new era for coal and nuclear be on the horizon? And what does that mean for states like Wyoming.

A press release from park officials says Yellowstone wildland firefighters are currently suppressing the creeping ground fire, and it is now controlled.

The 60-year-old New Hampshire woman was reportedly walking off-trail with her husband and leashed dog in the thermal area when she broke through a thin crust over scalding water.

“Joe Biden and the open-border Democrats are terrified that voters will hold them accountable for the crime, the drugs, and the terrorists that are flooding into the United States. With the election only months away, the White House is panicked. They should be" said Senator John Barrasso.