Jobs on the line as lawmakers resume school funding debate
After years of jousting, some lawmakers hope for compromise — or at least deeper debate — on a bill that carries both layoff-inducing cuts and a potential future tax increase for schools.
Brian Farmer
Revenue report holds gains, losses and stark warnings
A recent report on Wyoming revenue projections is being characterized as a major shortfall, but money still flows into savings accounts.
Public records dispute may land state in court
They’ve paid thousands in fees and waited months, but two advocacy groups don’t have the public records they requested. Who are they, what’s the holdup and what does it mean for Wyoming's new fees for records rules?
Legislature ends session with education cuts, again
Speaker Steve Harshman declared victory on the House floor after cuts were held to $27 million, far less than some senators wanted.
Senate advances education cuts, related Constitution change
The Senate is doubling down on education cuts — advancing one bill to pare $114 million over three years, and another to change the Constitution.
