Legislating in the dark
Clerks in the House of Representatives count votes by the light of Rep. Tom Walters’ smartphone
budget cuts
Lampert: Budget cuts will drive people back into prisons
A loss of funding for substance abuse treatment programs could increase the number of felons who wind up back in prison, the director of the Wyoming Department of Corrections says.
On the cusp of an important discussion with lawmakers, Director
Mead calls Legislature’s spending cuts unnecessary
The Legislature’s proposed budget cuts are unnecessary and could hurt Wyoming citizens and slow efforts to diversify the state’s economy, Gov. Matt Mead said in an interview Friday.
Mead again said he does not believe Wyoming citizens have felt the
Legislature sends mixed message to Wyoming tribes
Lawmakers vote to slash tribal liaison program but support Indian education for all Wyoming students.
Legislature opens with all eyes on revenue crunch
Education shortfall, prison woes, mental health needs top 2017 agenda.
