Study: Without tax reform economic diversification hurts state
Under Wyoming’s current tax structure, growing the state’s non-resource based industries would cost the state money, economists say.
Legislature
Records quest for 800 Wyo. agencies drives open records review
Legislators are considering changes to new rules that allow state and local government entities to charge for access to some public information.
LGBTQ-policy foe cites legislative authority, community values
Policies for transgender employees, student athletes conflicted with “main stream majority” of Wyoming citizens, lawmaker wrote in memo she declined to provide
Criminal justice reform gets a shot in the arm
Wyoming gets outside researchers funded by the U.S. Department of Justice to look for reforms. But will they convince the state’s prosecutors?
College dumps transgender protections after GOP, community pressure
Wyoming GOP chairman Frank Eathorne read a party resolution opposing LGBTQ anti-discrimination policies at a meeting of the Eastern Wyoming College Board of Trustees
