Wyoming can give homeless a place to live, and save money
— December 3, 2013
Wyoming is nearly a decade behind its neighbor Utah in doing something to end its chronic homelessness problem, but it’s never too late to start.
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Wyoming already has some homeless solutions
Wyoming has a poor record of caring for its homeless, but we don’t have to re-invent the wheel to improve on solutions.
It's time for Casper to aid Poverty Resistance
The manager of an anti-poverty program in Casper is paying the price for the city's failure to address its homeless problem.
A Wyoming woman’s long, winding road to Medicaid coverage
Guest columnist Fawn Marie Reed struggled for years to obtain desperately needed Medicaid coverage for her and her daughter.
Wyoming’s poor need higher wages, not drug-testing for “welfare”
This year, a bill was introduced — eventually defeated — to require Wyoming’s poor to submit to drug-testing as a condition to receiving public aid. Rodger McDaniel, former director of the Wyoming Department of Family Services believes it isn't an issue about money, but people.