Prison contractor squares off with counseling lobby in Capitol
A company that runs in-prison treatment is battling the mental health and substance abuse treatment lobby to lower licensing standards for counselors.
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Transgender worries threaten female genital mutilation ban
In the Senate, concerns over gender reassignment surgeries cloud House-approved effort to criminalize female genital mutilation.
Dems emotional late-night stand against abortion bill fails
At 10 p.m. Tuesday, beneath near-empty galleries, outnumbered Democrats in Wyoming’s House mounted a doomed defense against a 48-hour waiting period on abortions.
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.
Wyoming’s nuanced suffrage identity, 150 years on
As celebrations commence across the state, some of the Equality State’s leading women unpack Wyoming’s legacy.
