As budget session wanes, top solons negotiate in private
Chamber leaders are arguing over the budget, UW building and a big land purchase. Work towards compromise, if it occurred, occurred largely out of sight this week.
Policy
Prison contractor squares off with counseling lobby in Capitol
A company that runs in-prison treatment is battling the mental health and substance abuse treatment lobby to lower licensing standards for counselors.
Transgender worries threaten female genital mutilation ban
In the Senate, concerns over gender reassignment surgeries cloud House-approved effort to criminalize female genital mutilation.
Stripped of $1B limit, Gordon carbon capture bill clears House
The House on Friday passed a Gov. Mark Gordon-backed bill that would subsidize carbon capture projects through Wyoming residents’ electrical bills, without the original $1 billion subsidy limit.
Tax refund bill offer giant impact for small cost
Opinion
by Leave a Comment A 41-year-old tax refund program that ended in 2016 could, at $2.5 million, be the margin of survival for state’s neediest.
