Will legislators ever help the wrongly convicted?
Wyoming lawmakers failed, once again, to allow compensation for those wrongfully convicted and incarcerated by the state.
Sen. Phil Nicholas
GOP calls budget cut ‘gradual,’ Dems a ‘cliff’
Lawmakers are on track to cut roughly 3 percent, out of the state budget as they conclude the first half of the 2016 budget session, according to estimates by the Republican majority of the Legislature.
Cities and counties face rainy day as Wyoming sits on savings
Wyoming’s has $19 billion in savings — a handsome amount for a state of 584,000. Yet local leaders say the state lost sight of the purpose for the savings.
Group plans $100 million project to remake science at UWYO
A task force is nearing completion on a $100 M “Science Initiative” plan to remake the teaching of science at the University of Wyoming.