Dan Zwonitzer

The Trojan Horse in Wyoming’s marijuana legalization bill

Opinion

March 16, 2021 by Richard Jones 9 Comments

Advancing a doomed effort for full retail legalization may actually be a legislative negotiating tactic aimed at securing medical marijuana decriminalization, guest columnist writes.

Lawmakers try new ways to block coal plant closures

March 9, 2021 by Dustin Bleizeffer 9 Comments

Legislators consider a suite of bills to help keep aging coal-fired power plants in the state in operation.

Lawmakers are doing the old dodge-and-cut revenue dance

Opinion

December 1, 2020 by Kerry Drake 10 Comments

Rejecting state income tax lets Wyoming’s wealthiest residents off the hook at expense of most vulnerable citizens, Drake writes.

To solve budget crisis, state must first mend previous mistakes

Opinion

April 21, 2020 by Kerry Drake 5 Comments

Legislature’s failure to diversify revenue streams, raise taxes and expand Medicaid exacerbate the current “Armageddon to Wyoming’s budget.”

Analysts’ memo to lawmakers predicts staggering revenue drops

April 13, 2020 by Andrew Graham 11 Comments

An internal memo to the Legislature from its fiscal analysts anticipates $555 million to $2.8 billion in lost revenues from COVID-19 and an oil price war. “Armageddon,” in the words of one lawmaker.

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The Trojan Horse in Wyoming’s marijuana legalization bill

Lawmakers try new ways to block coal plant closures

Lawmakers are doing the old dodge-and-cut revenue dance

To solve budget crisis, state must first mend previous mistakes

Analysts’ memo to lawmakers predicts staggering revenue drops

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