Wyoming GOP should take another look at minimum wage hike
Less money spent on government assistance programs means healthier state budgets, and could also result in more parents spending time with their families.
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Debate rages over the impact of federal regulations on drilling, jobs
Although the U.S. is drilling and producing more oil and natural gas than it has in decades, there are still drilling projects delayed in federal permitting.
Two Wyoming towns wither while company asks for $100M to bring about salvation with coal-to-gasoline plant
Many residents of the towns of Hanna and Medicine Bow foresee a time when there will be too few people and too thin of an economy to keep going their towns going. To them, the proposal by DKRW Advanced Fuels to build a coal-to-gasoline plant offers salvation.