economy

A new study by the financial website WalletHub ranks Wyoming as the most energy-expensive state in the nation in which to live. The study found that the average monthly energy cost in Wyoming is a whopping $845. That was $200 per month more than the second-most energy-expensive state, North Dakota...

The program helps build a year-round economy and improves the local quality of life.

The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division released a “JUST THE FACTS” report detailing the most recent data collected on the people that live in the Cowboy State.

Liz Truss has been prime minister for just 45 days.

The latest census report shows that more and more people have been moving to the Cowboy State, even in the midst of a global pandemic.

Visit Casper, the official destination management organization for Natrona County, announced that they are launching the 'Visit Casper Business Challenge.'

The COVID-19 pandemic is still a global issue, but things are slowly going back to normal.

With the return of College National Finals Rodeo in June, after it was cancelled last year due to coronavirus, many businesses in Casper are excited for the boom in business the rodeo will bring.

A close look at changing gas prices across the nation.

The word "poor" can mean different things. I say that as a preface to news I've found about Mills making a "poorest" cities in Wyoming list, but there's good news.

According to the Casper Economic Health Index (CaEHI), Wyoming has an index value of 97.7, as of September 2020.

According to the Wyoming Economic Health Index (WEHI), Wyoming has an index value of 99.9, as of September 2020.