Tolls could save beat-up I-80
While some legislators want to study the tolling issue to death, the transportation committee made the wise decision to move forward.
Archives for August 2019
Groups: Current Moneta oilfield discharges already violate law
Existing flows of polluted water run afoul of federal, state statutes, groups say as they call for a Wyoming investigation.
Diocese of Cheyenne opposes for-profit detention center
Opinion
by 4 Comments Catholic leadership asks, “Is this a just and morally responsible way to treat our brothers and sisters fleeing violence and poverty?”
One prison company out, another in on Evanston ICE jail
In moves not previously revealed to the public, MTC, which brought immigration jail proposal to Evanston, is no longer interested, but CoreCivic is.
Prison chief: Staff shortage could create dangerous conditions
Low staffing at the Wyoming State Penitentiary and the Wyoming Women’s Center could jeopardize safety, prison director Bob Lampert told lawmakers Thursday.
