Guest Column

Would coroner’s inquest have quelled concerns in Laramie shooting?

Opinion

June 4, 2019 by Mark Stratmoen 5 Comments

Fremont County Coroner argues that an old but still useful death investigation process could have increased transparency and reduced public angst in officer-involved shooting

Is Wyoming spending millions for pie-in-the-sky ‘savings’?

Opinion

May 28, 2019 by Rebecca Bextel 6 Comments

Should Wyo spend an additional $45 million for consultants to find “potential” savings? Guest columnist Rebecca Bextel thinks other states’ experiences with the same consultants suggest not.

Who is responsible for the hypocrites?

Opinion

April 19, 2019 by Jeanne Raney 3 Comments

We must consider both the audience and the actors to understand the stage show that American politics have become.

Can we talk about men and sexual violence? (Too often, no)

Opinion

April 9, 2019 by Catherine Kelly and Jason Stenar Clark 3 Comments

Sexual violence permeates life in Wyoming and has throughout our history. And, let’s be honest, the problem lies primarily with men.

Appalachian vulture capitalists invade Wyoming

Opinion

April 5, 2019 by Bob LeResche 7 Comments

Our miners, communities and lands are threatened by disreputable out-of-state operators swooping into our troubled coal industry, columnist says.