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Brockman's family says they're "joyful and happy" the alleged killer has finally been arrested, but it's "only the beginning of the end."

On Tuesday, Laramie Police Department released a statement on their felony arrest practices.

Manlove says she is "very disappointed at the lack of transparency" from the Wyoming State Bar regarding its decision to ban livestreaming during her hearing.

Upon learning of the death of Rylee McCollum, a U.S. Marine who was one of 13 U.S. service members killed in the terrorist attack which took place at the airport in Kubal, Afghanistan, Governor Mark Gordon released a statement sending his condolences to the family...

It has come to light that Rylee McCollum, a 2019 graduate of Jackson Hole High School, was one of the U.S. Marines killed in Afghanistan on August 26. Upon learning this, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow released the following statement: “Saying that I am grateful for Rylee’s service to our country does not begin to encapsulate the grief and sadness I feel today as a mother

"Our state and our country have lost an exceptional leader and a great man," said Schaffer.

With reports of domestic violence on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Attorney Mark Klaassen says it's essential victims know where and how to get help.

Officials are still working to determine who posted homophobic, racist fliers at Cheyenne's McCormick Junior High School Wednesday.

Laramie High School Principal Stacy Bush released a statement this afternoon that she read to students and staff of Laramie High school on Jan. 1 announcing her resignation.

The Cheyenne City Council is expected to vote on a non-discrimination resolution when it meets on October 24.

Wyoming Sen. Leland Christensen (R-Teton), had a few words for his supporters Tuesday night as Liz Cheney ran away with the republican primary election in the race for Wyoming's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

A release from the Wyoming Legislature Friday evening says the lawsuit comes after the plaintiffs -- Representative Gerald Gay (R-Natrona County) and Evanston resident Karl Allred -- failed in legislative efforts to stop the Capitol Square Project.