A cautious governor confronts an ‘unprecedented time’
A deeper look at the man who finds himself at Wyoming’s helm during its most turbulent moment in decades.
Policy
Gov, EPA outline plans to boost carbon capture, delay plant closures
Coal strategy based in part on new Department of Energy study that’s already panned by skeptics, utility.
Fact-checking the state’s investment performance rebuttal
Editorial
by 3 Comments A presentation made to the Joint Revenue Committee in response to a WyoFile series on investment performance was rife with inaccuracies, unfounded accusations and obfuscation.
Officials: Budget cuts will make prisons, communities less safe
Cuts to the Department of Corrections, among the many budget reductions Gov. Mark Gordon called “devastating,” could decrease public safety both in and out of the state’s prisons.
Teachers, parents question school reopenings
As the start of the academic year looms, some are wary about districts’ opening plans and whether they will protect students, employees and larger communities.
