Bernie Sanders

Sanders won the 2016 Wyoming Democratic Caucuses by a margin of more than 11 percent in the popular vote, but still received just seven delegates from the state -- the same number of delegates given to Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton.

The delegates from the caucuses on Saturday will attend the Wyoming Democratic Party Convention in Cheyenne on May 28.

"I too see the country creeping toward an oligarchy, and he is going to return both economic power and political power to the middle class," said Roberts.

“With our victory tonight in Wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses,” said Sanders.

Bernie and Jane Sanders have met with Native American tribes across the country including Alaska, Hawaii, Minnesota, Arizona and Wyoming.

The University of Wyoming is encouraging  individuals that are planning to attend the Bernie Sanders campaign event on April 5 to take advantage of the University's transit system. Sanders will be speaking at the Arts and Sciences Auditorium...

Former President Bill Clinton took the stage in Cheyenne this morning to campaign for his wife Hillary.

For an ostensibly red state, Wyoming has become ground zero for Democratic Party candidates for President.

Jane Sanders will be stumping for her husband in two town hall meetings in Cheyenne and Casper.

Democrats in six counties are moving their April 9 caucuses to bigger venues that can accommodate a larger turnout than originally expected.

Democrats from every county in the state will caucus on April 9 and select delegates to the State Convention in May.

A spring storm that could dump several inches of snow on the area has forced the Hillary for America campaign to cancel its Cheyenne visit.