State could spend hundreds of millions on Occidental land
Massive land, minerals purchase could dip deep into the state’s savings funds; proponents say it would bring much-needed revenues, but belt-tightening first.
Policy
Conditional sales tax advances with eye on fiscal ‘armageddon’
With direct tax increases defeated once again, prominent House lawmakers are pushing revenue switches and a conditional sales tax increase to confront looming fiscal cliff.
Lawmakers should support, not erode, law enforcement officers
Opinion
by 4 Comments State trooper asks Legislature to oppose bill that would increase law enforcement employee retirement contributions.
Should Wyoming gamble on gambling?
Opinion
by 2 Comments House Bill 171 offers lawmakers an attractive source of state and local government revenue. But is it worth it?
Bill could put $1 billion in carbon capture onto electric bills
Bill backed by Gov. Mark Gordon forces utilities to implement carbon capture but allows them to pass costs on to consumers’ electrical bills.
