Energy school had ‘informal’ budget-pitch meeting with JAC
A majority of the Joint Appropriations Committee traveled to UW for an unscheduled, apparently announced, session to learn more about funding requests.
Larry Hicks
Nobel Prize winner sheds light on Wyoming’s medical misery
Opinion
by 7 Comments Callous politicians who aren’t held accountable are responsible for many of rural America’s health care woes.
Legislature once again socks it to Wyoming’s most vulnerable
Opinion
by 4 Comments Lawmakers balanced the budget on the backs of the poor, yet again, by failing to fund an emergency food pantry measure and the Tax Refund for the Elderly and Disabled program.
Hemp could throw a rope to Wyoming Ag industry
Opinion
by 4 Comments Two short-sighted state senators almost scuttled a bill to allow people to produce, process and possess hemp in Wyoming
Critics: Water bill opens floodgate to political meddling
Governor and others question measure that would require Senate approval of water supervisors, saying their roles are guided by technical and legal parameters.
