Refusing to hand Obama a success, Wyoming leaders refused to extend unemployment benefits, run our own health exchange, or expand help for sick, poor people.
Low gas prices and bankruptcies leave landowners and the state stuck with collecting fees and cleaning up abandoned gas wells in the Powder River Basin.
The decline in the Yellowstone Cutthroat trout population has caused grizzly bears to shift their diet to elk calves in Yellowstone National Park.
The new right to pay lower tuition at public universities is based on an 1863 treaty that shows tribal lands extending into Idaho.
In the background of Wyoming’s independent Western ethos is the fact that the state gets billions in support from federal funds.
Wind River Tribal College and the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh train Natives to teach on the reservation.
The Rural West Initiative presents a video feature on the build-up of "fugitive" ozone gas emissions that are a invisible side effect of gas extraction.
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