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Week nine: The pandemic in Wyoming from May 10-15

May 15, 2020 by Andrew Graham Leave a Comment

The blitz of hourly news developments associated with COVID-19 makes it difficult to track where we’ve been and what’s changed. WyoFile’s weekly review connects the throughlines.

Six Wyo newspapers cut pay, staff during pandemic

March 25, 2020 by Andrew Graham 4 Comments

APG, a national media company that owns papers across southern Wyoming, reduced hours and pay for all its employees. The locally owned Buffalo Bulletin also made layoffs.

UW trustees preserve lawsuit appeal option as clock ticks

January 28, 2020 by Andrew Graham, WyoFile and Seth Klamann, Casper Star-Tribune 2 Comments

The board voted Friday to preserve the right to appeal a judge’s ruling that the school must turn over records related to the end of former-president Laurie Nichols’ tenure.

Nichols enters records suit fray, says trustees kept her in dark

October 18, 2019 by Andrew Graham Leave a Comment

In Oct. 15 filing, a lawyer for former UW president Laurie Nichols asked to intervene, saying the former president was kept in the dark by trustees. News organizations oppose Nichols’ intervention, which is expected to delay resolution of the case

Diversity: valuable in both tax structure and economy

September 20, 2016 by Anne MacKinnon 1 Comment

If we were to develop a new economy — say it’s high-tech — we’d still be broke as a state using the current tax structure.

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