WyoFile’s Thuermer wins high-profile journalism award
Longtime Wyoming reporter takes second in national Society for Environmental Journalism contest for series on pollutant discharge into Boysen, Wind River.
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Wyoming’s elections hero
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by 2 Comments As an international election official, Debra Lee has been threatened, shot at and nearly kidnapped. Now she’s running an election back home amid a pandemic and presidential naysaying.
Senate secures lawsuit immunity measure with controversial maneuver
The chamber pushed through limited liability for business owners by hitching them late to must-pass economic relief legislation.
Leg. to allow some media into Capitol for special session
The Legislative Service Office said it will come up with a process to allow “some media” into the Capitol after transparency advocates raised concerns.
Gordon using private-sector advisors to help evaluate Oxy land deal
The governor has a team of informal advisors — at least three of them oil-and-gas-industry heavies — helping shape a massive land and mineral purchase from Occidental
