For Jakob Haenisch, growing up in Laramie meant being surrounded by natural resources and endless opportunities to explore.

Hey there intrepid family explorers! Summer is coming and I know you’re getting ready to disconnect from the chaos of family life – all those endless errands, carpool demands, and extra-curricular ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A group of white water rafters shoot the rapids on the North Fork Shoshone River in June 2023. | Ann Vorlicky, Wyoming Office of ...

CHEYENNE – Less than a week ahead of this year's National Travel and Tourism Week, the Wyoming Office of Tourism has announced the 2022 Economic Impact of Travel results. Travel to Wyoming has ...

Tourism undeniably contributes to Wyoming’s economy. Visitors to the state spent approximately $3.3 billion in 2015 and 32,000 Wyomingites were employed in the industry earning about $863 million ...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Despite high gasoline prices, Wyoming is expected to have a strong tourist season this summer, state tourism director Diane Shober said. "All the indications right now look very good, ...

Diane Shober, executive director for the Wyoming Office of Tourism, was announced on August 18th as the 2025 State Tourism Director of the Year by her industry peers. The award recognizes excellence ...

Tourism and the Coalfields Expressway combined with coal are the foundation for an expanding economy in Wyoming County. “Coal employment and production are up,” said Sen. David “Bugs” Stover, ...

CHEYENNE – Budget cuts will mean less marketing and advertising to attract visitors to Wyoming. The Wyoming Office of Tourism cut about $2 million from its 2017-18 budget as a result of massive cuts ...