Companies, activists unite against corporate income tax
Romance bloomed between corporate lobbyists and anti-tax activists at a Valentine’s Day hearing of a corporate income tax bill.
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Gordon, Buchanan see legislative overreach on new Capitol
Wyoming governor and secretary of state criticize legislative efforts to assume oversight of some parts of the Capitol complex.
House panel: Private school ‘equality’ trumps county authority
Corporations committee votes for bill to strip counties of zoning authority over private schools and enable Friess school to be built as planned in Teton County.
Gordon to lawmakers: Chamber showdowns don’t advance state
In an exclusive interview with WyoFile, the governor discussed budget fights, education funding, a corporate income tax and tribal liaisons.
Females lead herd out of buffalo standoff
Grand Teton National Park, Game and Fish, herded 50 bison out of Moose Head Ranch after deep snow sent them to a winter feed line for horses.
The Drake’s Take
Casper shooting confirms worst aspects of stand-your-ground law
Opinion
By 8 CommentsThe need for high court action reveals predictable problems with Wyoming’s new stand-your-ground law.
Madden’s Measure
Wyoming’s century long boondoggle: Public Purpose Investments
Opinion
By 3 Comments Investing state funds “on Main Street instead of Wall Street” sounds like a great idea, but in practice it causes untold trouble.
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Want fair elections in Wyoming? Follow these two steps.
Opinion
By 6 CommentsOpen primaries and ranked choice voting make party switching moot, ensure all voters have a say and ensure no one gets elected without majority support
Snowmobile bloodsport shames Wyoming, reflects our history
Opinion
By 14 CommentsThe Legislature’s failure to ban “coyote whackin’” reiterates Wyoming’s fraught history of wildlife management with toxic politics trumping sound science.
Studio Wyoming Review
Seeking the Light: Paintings by Isabel Rucker
Gouache and watercolor pictures hanging now in Jackson’s Center for the Arts blend moments of the natural world with fleeting, universal memories.
In Case You Missed It
Pro-LGBTQ teens recount vulgar conversation with Sen. Hutchings
Students lobbying for protections for LGBTQ people were confounded when a senator turned the conversation to pedophilia, beastiality and other sexual acts.
Gloves come off in Senate v. House budget brawl
Parliamentary “gamesmanship” reached new heights as the Wyoming Senate suspended its rules to introduced four alternative budget measures.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
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
Truman in Casper
President Harry S. Truman made trips to Casper at least three times, in 1948, 1950, and 1953.