The UW Nichols breakup, as told by the records
Documents released by court order detail allegations of verbal abuse, two secret investigations and the former president’s rapid fall from favor with the trustees.
People
Economic, existential angst mark start of utility investigation
The Wyoming Public Service Commission hears the fears and resentments of energy transition casualties in Kemmerer and Rock Springs.
UW trustees preserve lawsuit appeal option as clock ticks
The board voted Friday to preserve the right to appeal a judge’s ruling that the school must turn over records related to the end of former-president Laurie Nichols’ tenure.
Joan Barron, Wyo journalism treasure, rightfully honored
Opinion
by 4 Comments State government beat legend deservedly becomes first reporter enshrined in Wyoming Press Association Hall of Fame.
Women rising
Women’s March in Lander draws roughly 200 people with messages of civic engagement on elections, climate change, reproductive rights.
