WyoFile

Description

WyoFile is a Wyoming-based, independent non-profit news service that provides comprehensive reporting on the people, places, and policies of Wyoming. Since its incorporation in 2009, WyoFile has been committed to providing rigorous, factual journalism that brings accountability to individuals and institutions alike. As a member of the Institute for Non-Profit News, WyoFile's mission is to inform and engage Wyoming through in-depth, public interest reporting.

WyoFile's reporting aims to re-establish the primacy of facts in Wyoming's public discourse. They believe that resilient communities, healthy democracies, and effective governments rely on a robust, independent watchdog press. By offering a sustainable means of maintaining access to factual information, WyoFile seeks to counteract the disinvestment in news gathering in the state and beyond.

WyoFile stands out in the industry by being member-supported and non-partisan, providing a journalism service of, by, and for the people of Wyoming. The organization's economic model, which combines non-profit status with member support, ensures its independence and the sustainability of its services. In an era where traditional news models struggle, WyoFile offers an innovative solution that ensures the autonomy of information supply in Wyoming.