President Barack Obama officially announced his support of same sex marriage in a press conference last Wednesday in an exclusive interview with ABC News.  In the interview the president stated that his views are “evolving” and further said that,  “at a certain point I’ve just concluded th… [more]

The sport of Texas Hold-Em poker has boomed in popularity, prompting filmmaker Douglas Tirola to document its rise in “ALL IN – The Poker Movie.” Tirola attributes the rapid rise in popularity to the success story of Chris Moneymaker, the 2003 World Series of Poker champion and the first winne… [more]

A report from the National Women’s Law Council earlier this week showed that Wyoming has the largest wage gap between men and women in the country. The report was released in time for Equal Pay Day, the day where a typical woman’s income catches up to a male counterpart’s earnings from the pre… [more]

he Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “Get Yourself Tested” campaign for STD testing will partner with Planned Parenthood of Wyoming and other organizations to encourage everyone to get tested for STDs and HIV during April. April is recognized as National STD Awareness Month. Planned Par… [more]

Motorists will be able to accelerate past the speed limit to pass slower drivers if a new bill is signed into law in the Wyoming Legislature. House Bill 21 would allow drivers on roads with speed limits of 50 mph or greater to pass slower-moving vehicles. The proposed law would allow the motorist pa… [more]

Sex offenders cannot live within 1,000 feet of schools in Wyoming. A new law would have added certain facilities with child care. “We have laid it back for further study, it will not go through the session,” Rep. Owen Petersen said. Petersen, of House District 19, is one of the bill’s sponsors… [more]

Motorists driving under the influence could get longer sentences and higher fines than the current law defines if a new bill is passed. House Bill 88 passed the Wyoming House, and is now being considered in the Senate. If the Senate passes the bill, it will take effect July 1. “There are people wi… [more]

This week, the Wyoming Department of Health will sponsor “Wyoming Through With Chew Week” to educate the public about the health concerns of smokeless tobacco. Wyoming Department of Health Spokesperson Kim Deti said the weeklong campaign, which will end Saturday, is designed to bring attention t… [more]