State paying Barclays $2.5 million for work on Occidental deal
The contract with Barclays emerged this week as lawmakers began to question Gov. Mark Gordon’s process to pursue the massive land purchase.
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Sheriff dismissed fears about deputy saying citizen needs “professional help”
A controversial deputy’s sister raised concerns the deputy was behind a fake Facebook account. The sheriff said she was “difficult to listen to.”
Two of UW’s Black 14 share untold stories, post-George Floyd view
Dismissal from the 1969 Wyoming football squad was one of many racial indignities and dangerous encounters the Black 14 football players experienced. In the post-George Floyd era, they are telling their other stories.
Transition in Coal Country: Downturn drives Medicaid expansion appeal
Coal’s decline has forced staunchly anti-Obamacare politicians to reconsider Medicaid expansion, while rural communities depend on tele-health more than ever.
Upper Green allotment should be national park, not feedlot
Opinion
by 13 Comments In response to recent WyoFile article, guest columnist George Wuerthner refutes ranchers’ claims of historic “rights” and argues the health of grizzly bears and rare fish should take priority.
Five reasons the economy won’t ‘roar back’
Opinion
by Leave a Comment Commonsense observations point to a more tempered rebound, columnist Dodson writes.
In 1918 Wyoming knew better than to blame health officers
Opinion
by 5 Comments Spanish flu survivors took personal responsibility for their neighbors and worked together to fight a pandemic instead of complaining about imaginary abuse of their ‘rights’
Week 15: The pandemic in Wyoming from June 21-26
The blitz of hourly news developments associated with COVID-19 makes it difficult to track where we’ve been and what’s changed. WyoFile’s weekly review connects the throughlines.