State focusing remaining CARES dollars on business tax relief
Advocates are frustrated with $1M planned for mental health, substance abuse, arguing those services need much more.
Legislature
Bill to mandate ‘equality’ curriculum, thwart critical race theory, fails
Education Committee chairman says Wyoming should clarify its own instructional standards regarding “equality and equal rights.”
Reluctance to require suicide prevention education could cost lives
Wyoming has the highest rates of suicide in the nation and some teens say learning about prevention in schools is a “no-brainer,” but adults are still debating how, and whether, to make it happen.
Don’t be cruel: Wyo can afford to treat mentally ill
Opinion
by 2 Comments The state’s most vulnerable residents don’t have a voice that a majority of lawmakers want to hear, Drake opines.
First-of-its-kind approach to coal reclamation bonding in the works
Industry and environmental advocates see “assigned trust” as a viable option for ensuring reclamation after closures.
