Gordon asks AG for strategy to sue Washington over coal ports
“Provide me with a strategy,” on how Wyoming could open a fresh lawsuit against Washington over that state’s coal port rejection, governor told Attorney General.
Policy
Pew: Wyoming revenues not benefiting from economic recovery
Wyoming’s tax revenue collection has fallen farther than any state in the union except Alaska since the 2008 recession.
No easy fix: Lawmakers, public confounded by revenue debate
Analysis
by 5 Comments As the reality of coal revenue’s irreversible retreat sets in, discussions of how to otherwise fund state government grow more prominent, somber and difficult.
GOP official goes armed to oppose tax increases
A Republican party official carrying a holstered firearm at a legislative committee hearing sparked an exchange with Senate Revenue Committee Chairman Cale Case.
A Republican party official carrying a holstered firearm at a legislative committee hearing sparked an exchange with Senate Revenue Committee Chairman Cale Case.
Bills to secure miners’ health benefits lack Wyo pol support
Neither Cheney, Enzi nor Barrasso have backed measures that would let Kemmerer miners and retirees keep health insurance benefits after coal bankruptcy.
