After Nichols records release, criticism greets UW’s handling
Ex-trustees question the UW Board of Trustees’ decision not to give former president Laurie Nichols a chance to respond to allegations. The board chairman calls on Wyoming to move on.
Pete Jorgensen
Nichols ouster continues pattern of secrecy for UW trustees
A closed-door meeting followed by a veiled vote and a jaw-dropping announcement of Nichols’ demotion fits the university governing body’s practice
Cheyenne overreach threatens all Wyoming counties
Opinion
by 4 Comments Three bills currently being considered by the Wyoming Legislature would gut county government authority and subvert local control.
If God calls Friess, how will Wyoming answer?
Pundits say if Foster Friess enters the Republican U.S. Senate primary, he’ll have to convince voters he'll do more than work for a national conservative agenda.
Gov protests plan to limit Teton Park traffic
Gov. Matt Mead has summoned Grand Teton National Park officials to a 45-minute meeting today after they disappointed him by proposing to limit traffic on the park’s rural Moose-Wilson Road.
Grand Teton Superintendent David Vela on Oct. 29 proposed controlling