The Wyoming State Canvassing Board will convene at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 to certify the 2026 general election results.

From rural healthcare to agricultural water needs, Wyoming's governor-elect is preparing to turn campaign promises into action, with a plan that could reshape how communities across the

Wyoming voters rightly rejected a flawed property tax-relief ballot measure on Tuesday that promised short-term relief without addressing the underlying problem: government spending.

Good morning! Welcome to the weekend! The General Election is in the bag, and there were not many surprises in the Carbon County races. We lead on the front of the Rawlins Times today with a quick synopsis of those results.

The Constitution Party is set to become a major party in Wyoming — joining the Democratic and Republican parties — after Rebecca Bextel earned enough votes in Tuesday’s

Republicans have won Wyoming’s delegation for Washington, D.C. with U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman and Secretary of State Chuck Gray emphatically defeating their Democrat and third-party challengers.

Republican Harriet Hageman won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing Wyoming, defeating Democrat James Byrd. Hageman, a U.S. House representative since 2023, will succeed Sen. Cynthia Lummis,

Yes, Election 2026 is finally in the rearview mirror. Here in Wyoming, there were few surprises, with the most-watched outcome likely being defeat of the Proposition 1 property tax cut measure. The full rundown of races in Laramie County and those statewide will be in Thursday's Wyoming Tribune Eagle print and e-Editions,

Wyoming state Sen. Eric Barlow (R) is projected to defeat Democrat Ken Casner and Constitution Party candidate Rebecca Bextel in the state’s gubernatorial race, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Barlow, a former Speaker of the Wyoming House, will succeed term-limited Gov. Mark Gordon (R). DDHQ projected that Barlow beat Bextel by 48 percentage points…

Over the last few months, signs have popped up throughout Wyoming encouraging Wyoming residents to vote for, or reject, Proposition 1, which proposed a 50% residential property tax