Conservatives form Freedom Caucus to challenge House GOP December 2, 2020 by Andrew Graham 11 Comments Group presents a united front to negotiate with House leadership, lawmakers involved said.
Tax refund bill offer giant impact for small cost OpinionMarch 3, 2020 by Kerry Drake Leave a Comment A 41-year-old tax refund program that ended in 2016 could, at $2.5 million, be the margin of survival for state’s neediest.
Wyo medical students’ laudable fight for Medicaid expansion OpinionNovember 26, 2019 by Kerry Drake 1 Comment Future healthcare providers tell legislators passing bill makes moral, fiscal sense.
Wyoming fuel tax increase faces long hard road OpinionJuly 16, 2019 by Kerry Drake Leave a Comment State lawmakers managed to pass a dime per gallon increase in 2014 but getting a 3-cents hike next year will be far from automatic.
Legislature once again socks it to Wyoming’s most vulnerable OpinionMarch 12, 2019 by Kerry Drake 4 Comments Lawmakers balanced the budget on the backs of the poor, yet again, by failing to fund an emergency food pantry measure and the Tax Refund for the Elderly and Disabled program.