As water-banking bill dies, Fontenelle eyed to relieve drought
Wyoming sees potential to release water owned by the federal government instead of cutting back use by irrigators, industry and municipalities to meet downstream obligations.
Larry Hicks
New criminal justice reform package takes shape
Lawmakers advanced four bills suggested by CJR experts to stem Wyoming’s prison crisis.
Criminal justice reform solutions await lawmaker action
Outside experts have found targeted solutions to Wyoming’s incarceration crisis. But will legislators move them forward?
Water banking bill surfaces amid sea of questions
All eyes are on Wyoming, state senator says, as water commission board member Budd-Falen questions need for new law that would make banking a beneficial use.
Massive Medicine Bow logging plan sparks critics
Forest Service would log, cut, burn, build 600 miles of temporary roads across 562 square miles in Medicine Bow Mountains and Sierra Madre.
