Wyoming Department of Administration and Information

According to a recent report by the Wyoming Department of Administration and Information, the state collected more in taxes in June, but still hasn't gotten employment back to pre-pandemic levels.

Nationally, gas prices have passed $5 a gallon for the first time in U.S. history as jobs and inflation in Wyoming continue to increase.

While Casper had the biggest population decrease in the past year, several bigger states in Wyoming also had their populations fall, as more people moved to smaller towns and cities.

The Economic Analysis Division of the Wyoming Department of Administration & Information has released its Economic Summary for the third quarter of 2021.

The Wyoming Department of Administration and Information has appointed two new administrators to the agency. Director Dean Fausset announced Wednesday that William “Rich” Merrill will oversee the eight sections of the General Services Division and Patricia Bach will manage the Human Resources Division...

Despite still being the least populated state in the nation, Wyoming saw a significant increase in its population in 2012 compared to a year ago. Economists with the Wyoming Department of Administration and Information estimate the state’s 2012 population to be 576,412 people, up sharply from last year's estimated 567,356-person figure and the 563,626-person figure recorded in the 2010 Census... R