Week 26: The pandemic in Wyoming from Sept. 5-11
UW extends its reopening pause and officials carefully watch numbers in the wake of Labor Day.
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Winter’s abrupt arrival
Wyoming’s weather swung from summer heat to wind and snow in a matter of days this Labor Day week.
Gov, EPA outline plans to boost carbon capture, delay plant closures
Coal strategy based in part on new Department of Energy study that’s already panned by skeptics, utility.
Volunteers begin Grand Teton National Park goat shoot Monday
After randomly selecting teams of skilled shooters, Park Service is ready to let them kill as many mountain goats as possible to protect bighorn sheep.
The root of Wyo’s budget crisis and how to pull it
Opinion
by 7 Comments Despite a narrative that COVID-19 and energy downturn are the cause of state budget cuts, columnist Dodson writes, that’s not the entire story. A dysfunctional political system is even more to blame.
Fixing Wyo’s historic deficit is worth another week’s work
Opinion
by 2 Comments When time was of the essence this summer, Wyoming Legislature decided it had better things to do.
Week 25: The pandemic in Wyoming from Aug. 29-Sept. 4
The pandemic scrambles plans at UW and the state reports four deaths.
Grand scale
From high enough up, even Wyoming’s biggest wonders can look small.