Wyoming voters put Legislature on path to budget disaster
Opinion
by 16 Comments Lawmakers have new company to help squash tax measures, slash education and state agency funding.
Legislature
COVID-19 present in lawmakers’ church before death
Church videos indicate COVID-19 entered a congregation headed by one state lawmaker and attended by Rep. Roy Edwards, who died Monday while hospitalized in Casper.
Statehouse shifts further right with election of new lawmakers
Far-right Republicans increased their voting bloc in the Wyoming Legislature and the state’s dominant political party cemented statehouse power.
Largest development proposal for state’s Teton parcels withdrawn
Instead of a high-end subdivision, developer now backs a conservation plan for 640 acres near Teton Village, possibly confounding the state's efforts to cash in on valuable real estate.
‘The People’s House’? Not the way the Legislature is acting
Opinion
by 3 Comments Legislative committee’s recent handling of net-metering measure woefully lacks transparency, writes guest columnist Kathy Jenkins.
