Analysis: Lawmakers see culture war in anti-LGBTQ appeasement
Legislative leaders avoided addressing LGBTQ discrimination head-on by erasing all protected classes from internal policies, a move critics fear will spark culture wars
Dan Zwonitzer
‘Dark Money’ film on Montana holds lessons for Wyoming
Opinion
by 6 Comments Documentary reveals the ways that anonymous and untraceable out-of-state special interests try to handpick and elect beholden lawmakers — a process that happens here too. Why a wrinkle in Wyo water law is worth millions
Temporary water transfers allow water-rights holders to sell billions of gallons of state-owned water for millions of dollars, almost none of which goes to the state.
Ethics concerns raised amid EQC funding fight
An Environmental Quality Council member spoke privately with a lawmaker about the agency, rather than in public, contrary to state lobbying rules.
Complaints over Stith appointment spur election law change
One month before his appointment to House District 48, Rep. Clark Stith served as a Rock Springs city councilman representing a city council precinct in a different House district.
