Wanted: Wall Street mavens seeking state government salaries
Lawmakers are working out how to bring Wyoming’s investments in house to save on million dollar management fees
Albert Sommers
Rancher legislators fight “critical infrastructure” bill
Wyoming House lawmakers, worried that energy companies might get a leg up on agricultural interests, led opposition to the controversial “critical infrastructure” bill on the chamber floor.
Lawmakers ‘kick the can’ on taxes, schools
The Revenue Committee won't raise taxes and the school finance committee won't adopt a funding formula it paid a consultant to create. Welcome to Wyoming!
Draft budget relies on savings, avoids major cuts
Lawmakers drew heavily on savings to write the state’s two-year budget. Big cuts were largely avoided but some programs took hits.
Lawmakers could shift revenue streams to get cash
The Joint Appropriations Committee will consider a bill in December that could redirect money away from the Permanent Mineral Trust Fund.
