Justice reform makes strange bedfellows
A bipartisan group of lawmakers pushed bills to ease pressure on Wyoming’s prison system through the House of Representatives this week.
Chris Rothfuss
‘Fly-bys’ endanger our kids. Lawmakers need a solution, now.
Bus-mounted cameras were supposed to stop reckless motorists roaring past stopped school buses, but rare prosecution means little deterrence.
House kills taxes, leaves cuts and savings to meet deficit
The Wyoming Legislature ended its first week Friday without considering bills generating new revenues to address the state’s funding shortfalls.
Does a spike in fiscal inquiries signal a looming budget battle?
A spike in requests for fiscal data has left some lawmakers concerned that an “ad hoc appropriations committee” may have grown from Republican intra-party divisions.
Transparency | Management Council steps forward, falters
The Legislature’s top committee advanced a plan to livestream meetings but hesitated at a bill to upload audio recordings for public listening
