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.
Legislature
Sweeping redesign of state’s mental-health-services policy underway
Lawmakers, stakeholders and state officials work to establish priority populations for mental health, substance abuse treatment.
Back to the future: Could Wyo revive multi-member districts?
Opinion
by 2 Comments Combining old and new election systems might increase diversity in a Legislature dominated by Republican men, Drake opines.
UW faculty stretched thin after latest budget cuts
Deans and other university leaders say the cuts put further strain on overworked faculty members and will lead to a host of detrimental effects. More cuts are expected to be unveiled in July.
Experts: Wyo juvenile justice lacks adequate data, consistency
Reform advocates told lawmakers that jurisdictional disparities and spotty reporting stand in the way of improving outcomes for troubled kids.
