The ACLU of Wyoming is hosting Liberty & Libations, a community-building event in Laramie, on April 29.

The ACLU of Wyoming is training volunteers to become official legal observers on April 30 in Cheyenne.

Supporters of the ACLU and the WyoSayNo coalition will be writing to elected officials to urge them to push back against the proposed immigration prison in Uinta County.

Letters and emails sent directly to our public officials can be a very useful advocacy tactic and can be extremely effective in making change in Wyoming.

The ACLU of Wyoming supported House Bill 145 and is disappointed that it won’t move forward. Capital punishment is an intolerable denial of civil liberties and is inconsistent with the fundamental values of our democratic system.

A diverse partnership of legislators, faith-based organizations, civil liberties groups and good government advocates are supporting a proposal in the 2019 Wyoming Legislature to repeal the death penalty.

A deputy with the Albany County Sheriff's Office was placed on administrative leave after fatally shooting a man in Laramie on Sunday.

The statewide hotline is up and running and is open 24/7 through Election Day.

#WyoSayNo is launching a campaign to stop the Uinta County Immigration Prison.