Oil and gas industry doesn’t need another handout
Opinion
by 4 Comments With the state making dire budget cuts, guest columnist Bowler writes, Wyoming can’t afford to pass legislation that would give oil & gas yet another tax break.
Legislature
The unsupportable cost of Wyoming’s tax giveaways
Analysis
by 5 Comments Wyoming has more than its fair share special-interest tax exemptions, and they cost the state millions it can no longer afford.
A security first?
Visitors to Wyoming’s statehouse on Jan. 12 were subject to a metal detector and bag search, something Capitol veterans say may be a first outside of dignitaries’ visits.
Lawmakers defied mask orders at session kick-off in Capitol
The majority of the state legislators and many members of the public who attended the start of the 66th Wyoming Legislature in the state Capitol defied Gov. Gordon’s face covering order.
Lawmakers derail trapping regulations against Wyo’s best interest
Opinion
by 5 Comments Sen. Ogden Driskill torpedoed common-sense Game and Fish Department recommended reforms by magnifying the testimony of the lone dissenting commissioner, writes guest columnist Zoller.
