Legislature’s time to take gender wage gap seriously
“Hostile work environments and extreme job pressures” drove half of qualified women out of STEM jobs they held, a 2008 study found.
Gerald Gay
Longtime political foes sue state leaders over construction bids
A lawsuit filed in state district court on Thursday alleges that leaders of Wyoming’s legislative and executive branches are ignoring construction spending statutes.
Wyoming’s stalemate on same-sex marriage may break this week
A federal court prepares to decide the same-sex marriage issue in Wyoming, while advocates look back on the movement in the Equality State.
Eleven primary races that could change Wyoming politics
Several key primary races could change the direction of Wyoming politics.
Wyoming same-sex marriage case rests on state constitution
Proponents of same-sex marriage in Wyoming aim to use the state constitution to strike down a law defining marriage as between a man and a woman.
