A serious windstorm has hit Wyoming, knocking semi-trucks over on highways and prompting road closures. “Mother nature is not messing around,” Wyoming Highway Patrol wrote in a social media post.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon signed legislation that allows local law enforcement officers to pull over truckers who are not proficient in English from highways.

Wyoming Highway Patrol issued a reminder of the dangers of driving under the influence after a group of teenagers survived being hit by two semi-trucks.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is auditing the Wyoming Highway Patrol’s overtime hours after evidence revealed the agency overspent its allotted funds. On Dec. 5, WHP Executive ...

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is being audited after the agency blew past its annual overtime budget by more than $2.4 million last year. "We used more ...

Anywhere else in the country, it might be called a back road, but here in Wyoming, it’s a legitimate highway with nothing but ...

CHEYENNE, WY – Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed House Bill 32 into law, a measure that significantly expands the authority of local law enforcement to remove non-English speaking commercial ...

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is investigating a collision that left one person dead and another man hospitalized. On March 1st at approximately 8:42 p.m., troopers were dispatched to a crash ...

Wyoming’s snow fences don’t just stop drifts, they cut snow-removal costs by up to 50% and improve visibility during blowing ...

The Wyoming Highway Patrol has been experiencing extreme strain in the past several years, stemming from limited staffing, ...