Sage grouse expert: ‘Dark cloud’ looms over population
Retired Game and Fish sage grouse leader warns of 24-year lows if the state doesn’t see a good hatch this year.
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Gordon poised to put his stamp on sage grouse plan
Governor to propose changes tomorrow to executive order that defines policy for and conservation strategy of imperiled bird after studying issues in 78 comment letters.
Pew: Wyoming revenues not benefiting from economic recovery
Wyoming’s tax revenue collection has fallen farther than any state in the union except Alaska since the 2008 recession.
Cody Labs parent company sued for price-fixing
Lannett, Co. was among 20 pharmaceutical companies sued Friday by a coalition of 44 state attorneys general that did not include Wyoming’s.
No easy fix: Lawmakers, public confounded by revenue debate
Analysis
By 5 CommentsAs the reality of coal revenue’s irreversible retreat sets in, discussions of how to otherwise fund state government grow more prominent, somber and difficult.
The Drake’s Take
Can the Legislature get out in front on vaping policy?
Opinion
By 2 CommentsOne thing’s for sure: E-cigarettes are big business, and growing, especially among kids. But what should we do about it?
Madden’s Measure
Time for lawmakers to roll up the sleeves, the interim’s here
Opinion
By 1 CommentThe session gets the attention, but the Legislature relies on the interim — the 48 or 50 weeks between sessions — to get the job done.
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Who is responsible for the hypocrites?
Opinion
By 3 CommentsWe must consider both the audience and the actors to understand the stage show that American politics have become.
Defend Wyoming’s homegrown grouse plan from federal meddling
A diverse group of Wyoming citizens, experts and stakeholders hammered out a cutting-edge compromise to avoid an endangered listing. Don’t let D.C. scrap it.
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Artists assemble ‘The Art of Assemblage’ in Cheyenne
Collection of assemblages — 3-D works made with a variety of found objects, keepsakes and curiosities — breathes life into Cheyenne’s derelict Hynds Building.
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WyoFile wins ‘Top of the Rockies’ journalism awards
Two reporters took home four awards in the four-state journalism contest Friday, including two first-place prizes.
National debate erupts over wildlife migration routes
Big game conservation techniques developed in Wyoming preceded national policy shifts that now see national opposition.
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Two Elk: The story behind the story
One reporter brought the Two Elk scandal to light and tracked the twisting tale of greed, fraud and government ineptitude for more than a decade.
Photo Friday
Multi-sport
As the skier saying goes, one has to get up to get down. For the dedicated, what getting up entails changes with the season.