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Ogden Driskill

Lawmakers derail trapping regulations against Wyo’s best interest

Opinion
January 12, 2021 by Karen Zoller 5 Comments

Sen. Ogden Driskill torpedoed common-sense Game and Fish Department recommended reforms by magnifying the testimony of the lone dissenting commissioner, writes guest columnist Zoller.

Legislators expect scheduling battle as unique session begins

January 11, 2021 by Andrew Graham 3 Comments

Lawmakers convene Tuesday for an unusual one-day virtual session before returning over the coming three to four months — if leadership can hold off an expected challenge from the right.

Put Medicaid expansion on the special-session docket

Opinion
June 2, 2020 by Kerry Drake 7 Comments

Wyoming can’t afford to delay the issue until 2021 with state budgets, hospitals, newly jobless all desperate for immediate help.

Legal immunity fight mars successful COVID-19 special session

Opinion
May 19, 2020 by Kerry Drake 1 Comment

Last-minute amendment trampling citizen’s constitutional rights to sue ambushed lawmakers and left the public without a chance for input

$500,000 for laid off workers squeaks into Senate budget

February 25, 2020 by Andrew Graham Leave a Comment

As a week of budget amending wrapped up, the House and Senate took opposite positions on a $500,000 appropriation to help the next round of laid-off coal miners or other workers.
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