Wyoming just got $500M from Biden’s rescue plan. Now what?
The state received the first installment of its massive windfall in COVID-19 recovery funds. Officials don’t yet know exactly how it’ll be spent.
COVID-19
Vaccines and economic recovery: We’re all in this together
Opinion
by 24 Comments Wyoming’s polarized political environment is getting in the way of reaching our common goals: herd immunity and a return to normal.
How COVID spending affects our fiscal health
Opinion
by Leave a Comment There is no fool-proof mechanism for determining if and when a fiscal crisis will occur. But all else being equal, Madden writes, the larger a government's debt, the greater the risk.
Week 52: The pandemic in Wyoming from March 6-12
As pandemic’s one-year anniversary arrived, Gov. Gordon lifted the state mask mandate, lawmakers continued to sort through public health bills and active cases dipped below 500 for the first time since September.
Week 51: The pandemic in Wyoming from Feb. 27-March 5
Lawmakers resumed in-person session work this week. One bill discussed would give elected officials more power over health orders.
