Pavillion water experts fault leaky gas wells, unlined pits
Independent assessment indicates sources of domestic water well pollution during Riverton forum.
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Lawmakers keep public records fees, eye compliance deadlines
Bill would require state agencies to be more responsive and accountable to public records requests
Energy industry throws campaign cash to Gordon over Throne
Though both major party candidates have professional ties to the energy industry, fossil fuel PACs are spending on the Republican, Mark Gordon
Commentary
Wyoming must guard against voter suppression
Opinion
By 4 CommentsNothing is more sacred to our democracy than the right to vote, and so we should encourage participation and guard against intimidation and misinformation.
The Drake’s Take
Good revenue news offers state an opportunity for reform
Opinion
By 4 CommentsWyoming is no longer facing a $1 billion budget deficit, creating the chance — but removing the political will — to break the boom-bust cycle.
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Really, does the world need more cowboys?
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By 10 CommentsGrading the University of Wyoming’s controversial new slogan depends on its fidelity to the iconic image’s roots — Owen Wister’s classic “The Virginian.”
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.
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Limbic Memory
Margaret Haydon’s porcelain sculptures on display in Pinedale juxtapose strength and fragility.
In Case You Missed It
Revenue report erases Wyo’s general government budget deficit
Better than expected 2018 revenues and upgraded 2019-20 projections add $958 million to state balance sheets ahead of legislative session.
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Public divided on Cheney ‘Restoring Public Input’ bill
Measure outside statewide effort by county-level citizen working groups would extinguish half of the wilderness study area acres in Wyoming.
Photo Friday
Portrait of the artist
Bjorn Amelan, known for his expansive paintings, recently put his brush to ancient linen in Wyoming.