Jobs on the line as lawmakers resume school funding debate
After years of jousting, some lawmakers hope for compromise — or at least deeper debate — on a bill that carries both layoff-inducing cuts and a potential future tax increase for schools.
Archives for January 2021
Coal permit objection seeks to resolve $50M in unpaid royalties
Wyoming landowner group: The state must hold coal operators like Eagle Specialty Minerals accountable in era of bankruptcies and production declines that point to mine closures.
‘Lightning Flowers’: Healthcare, survival and global supply chains
In her new book, Katherine Standefer explores the true costs of saving a life.
It’s time to value and empower the women who run Wyo’s nonprofits
Opinion
by 6 Comments Let’s stop treating the nonprofit sector — which plays an enormous role in the state’s economy — like “women’s work,” guest columnists Simon and Wallesch write.
Wyoming’s fiscal challenges aren’t unique, just our failed approach
Analysis
by 11 Comments West Virginia’s politics and economy look a lot like Wyoming’s, but it’s fiscal profile is much healthier because of diversification.
