wyoming highways

As a weekend winter storm has essentially shut down most of the Cowboy State, it seems to be business as usual in northern portions of Wyoming.

Body camera footage taken from a Sweetwater County Sheriff's deputy shows just how close they sometimes come to tragedy on Wyoming's highways.

Resident Jim Skeen has caught people relieving themselves near his home closet to the Orin Junction located 10 miles outside of Douglas.

A state legislative panel has rejected the idea of creating a task force to look into potential, long-term funding solutions for Wyoming's highway system.

WYDOT wants you to watch for the crews and follow some simple safety guidelines.

There is already a law requiring motorists to pull over for law enforcement vehicles in Wyoming.

This probably won't come as a surprise to most Wyoming natives. According to a new study from the website carinsurancecomparison.com, motorists here in the Cowboy State are the second fastest drivers in the country. The study, titled Worst Drivers By State, compared each state based on statistics complied by the National  Highway Traffic Safety Administration...

Contracts totaling nearly $12.8 million for six highway projects around Wyoming were awarded by the Wyoming Transportation Commission during its January meeting in Cheyenne. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department alerted hunters to some changes specific to wild bison.