Legislature convenes under a new roof and a gathering ‘storm’
The 65th Wyoming Legislature convened yesterday with much talk about a coming fiscal “storm” but little anticipation that lawmakers will batten down the hatches this year.
Dan Zwonitzer
Gov: ‘Stability’ need crimped secretary of state’s bench bid
The secretary of state consulted Gordon before applying for judgeship, considers it a “compliment” the governor chose to keep him in the executive branch.
The secretary of state consulted Gordon before applying for judgeship, considers it a “compliment” the governor chose to keep him in the executive branch.
Can the Legislature get out in front on vaping policy?
Opinion
by 2 Comments One thing’s for sure: E-cigarettes are big business, and growing, especially among kids. But what should we do about it?
No easy fix: Lawmakers, public confounded by revenue debate
Analysis
by 6 Comments As the reality of coal revenue’s irreversible retreat sets in, discussions of how to otherwise fund state government grow more prominent, somber and difficult.
Revenue chairman wants support from state leaders
House Revenue Committee Chairman Dan Zwonitzer said Gov. Gordon’s comments supporting new taxes were too little too late.
