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Overview
The Casper Star-Tribune is Wyoming's only statewide newspaper and the main paper for the legislature in Cheyenne and the state courts, and the Wyoming Tribune Eagle in Cheyenne covers the capital. The Laramie Boomerang, the Gillette News Record, the Sheridan Press, the Rocket-Miner in Rock Springs, the Riverton Ranger, the Cody Enterprise, the Jackson Hole News&Guide, the Powell Tribune and the Torrington Telegram cover their regions, and WyoFile covers state government online. About forty weeklies serve the state's 23 counties.
Wyoming newspapers carry the legal notices state law requires for foreclosures, estates and government proceedings, publish obituaries for every county, and hold court coverage that pairs with the district court clerks, since Wyoming has no statewide online case search.
Official sources on this page were checked on September 25, 2026.
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Wyoming Newspapers
Find local and statewide newspaper publications for Wyoming. Access news, sports, classified, entertainment, and archived articles.
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Major Wyoming newspapers and what they cover
The Star-Tribune covers Casper, Natrona County, the energy industry and, through its Cheyenne bureau, the legislature and the Wyoming Supreme Court, with back issues from the 1890s onward in the digital archives. The Tribune Eagle covers Cheyenne, Laramie County and F.E. Warren Air Force Base, the Boomerang covers the University of Wyoming, the News Record covers the coal country of Campbell County, and the News&Guide covers Teton County and the national parks. County weeklies such as the Lusk Herald, the Pinedale Roundup and the Saratoga Sun carry county commission minutes, sheriff's reports and district court notices.
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Historic Wyoming newspapers online
Wyoming Newspapers from the Wyoming State Library offers free digitized Wyoming newspapers from 1849 to the 1920s and beyond for many titles, and Wyoming papers also appear in Chronicling America. The Wyoming State Archives in Cheyenne holds newspaper microfilm for every county, and the Natrona County Library provides free access to the Star-Tribune archive with a library card. The University of Wyoming's American Heritage Center holds early titles.
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Legal notices, public notices and obituaries in Wyoming
Wyoming law requires foreclosure sale notices, notices to creditors in probate, name changes, tax sales and county commission, city council and school board proceedings to be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, and the Wyoming Press Association collects them in a statewide search. Most Wyoming dailies and weeklies run obituaries, and the Wyoming State Archives keeps an obituary index. Court coverage matters in Wyoming because district court records live with each county's clerk of court.
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Straight answers
Wyoming Newspaper Directory, questions
What is Wyoming's main newspaper?
The Casper Star-Tribune, the only statewide daily, followed by the Wyoming Tribune Eagle in Cheyenne, the Laramie Boomerang, the Gillette News Record and the Sheridan Press. WyoFile covers state government online.
Where are historic Wyoming newspapers online free?
Wyoming Newspapers from the Wyoming State Library offers free digitized titles from 1849 onward, and Chronicling America adds more.
Where are Wyoming foreclosure notices published?
In a newspaper of general circulation in the county, collected in the Wyoming Press Association's statewide public notice search.