WyoFile considers pitches and submissions of in-depth articles about crucial Wyoming issues that have statewide implications — particularly issues that are overlooked or under examined. This includes topics like energy, education, healthcare, criminal justice, economic trends, state policy or natural resources. Do you have the goods on a case of corruption or malfeasance? We want it. Well-researched and timely profiles of people and places are welcome as are insightful cultural pieces. WyoFile also welcomes columns and photographs from outside sources. Please, no stories with a hyper-local or out-of-state focus or ones that have been widely reported.
Browse our website for an idea of the kind of deep-dive, investigative works we publish, and send us a pitch at editor@wyofile.com. Keep in mind that WyoFile’s audience consists of educated and engaged individuals who are passionate about the land, people and lifestyle of Wyoming. WyoFile’s freelance pay is competitive, and we share our material with news outlets across the state for free.