In a 2022 interview with Aubrey Edwards, former Wyoming Secretary of State (1987-1995) considered her legacy. Women like Nellie Tayloe Ross, Minnie Mitchell, and Thyra Thomson had blazed trails before her, but Karpan represented a new chapter—women running and winning on their own political merits.

After admitting to fabricating quotes, Stuart Lake’s stories of Wyatt Earp are considered to be mere legends. But what if one of those stories is corroborated with a letter and diary entries? Author Janelle Moloney tries to uncover the truth behind Wyatt Earp’s first gunfight.

The University of Wyoming celebrates Constitution Day by highlighting the history of civic education in Wyoming.

Leslie Waggener shares first-hand accounts of the devastating 1985 flood.

By Leslie Waggener

When Gerry Spence died on August 13, 2025, at age 96, the legal world lost one of its most colorful advocates. But Wyoming lost something more—a native son whose buckskin-fringed jackets made him one of the most recognizable trial lawyers in America.

A summertime celebration of who we are as a nation, how we got here, and where we want to go next.

Tom Rea shares his experience as a History Day judge.

Dive into the archives and investigate an unmarked grave with Leslie Waggener!

The Alliance for Historic Wyoming celebrates Historic Preservation Month across Wyoming!

Rebecca Hein shares how former Wyoming poet laureate Robert Roripaugh changed her views on poetry.