Gov. proclaims a special session; public, press cannot attend
The Legislature will debate four bills to spend $500 million over two days beginning May 15. Advocates and at least one lawmaker worry transparency got overlooked.
Policy
Business as usual is over for Wyoming leaders
Opinion
by 4 Comments As state lawmakers look toward special sessions, guest columnist Larry Wolfe writes, they need to adapt to a new set of realities.
Analysis: Choice-to-work rally has Tea-Party roots
Protestors opposing Gordon’s COVID-19 response are influenced by Tea Party, libertarian roots and polling suggests most in the state disagree.
EPA knocks Wyo plan to bar public’s water pollution data
State proposal, supported by agricultural interests, would also prohibit information gathered by academic institutions from being solely used to classify the health of streams, rivers and lakes.
State eyes uncertain federal aid and cuts as revenues plunge
Wyoming will face “a lot of new realities,” even after the pandemic ebbs, Gov. Mark Gordon said Wednesday. Among those are drastically reduced state budgets.