Wyoming utility regulator copied, sent coal lobby letter
The Public Service Commission lobbied the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission using language drafted by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity
Policy
Lawmakers ponder how to protect workers, taxes in bankruptcies
A new legislative committee advanced several bills to protect county and state taxes from bankruptcies, safeguard the rights of Wyoming workers.
Can Wyoming law delay coal plant closures?
PacifiCorp’s announcement of early plant closures may trigger the first test of Senate File 159. WyoFile digs into the bill’s feasibility, mechanics and implementation.
Vaping bans represent government overreach at its worst
Opinion
by 13 Comments Guest columnist Bethany Baldes argues that efforts to restrict vaping offer a prime example of escalating over-regulation.
Wyoming can improve transparency with new ombudsman
Opinion
by Leave a Comment Public records czar Van Mark is tasked with enforcing rules and creating a standard process to resolve disputes, which should save time and money.
