Critics: Lawmakers’ solar-bill switch ‘silenced’ public
A committee makes a last-minute switcheroo leaving 78 would-be public commenters, waiting to testify on what was advertised, holding an empty bag.
Tyler Lindholm
Wyo Legislature continued its rightward march in primaries
Opinion
by 5 Comments High-profile GOP incumbents and other moderates were targeted — and defeated — by gun-rights, party-purity and anti-tax-group-backed candidates.
Analysis: Choice-to-work rally has Tea-Party roots
Protestors opposing Gordon’s COVID-19 response are influenced by Tea Party, libertarian roots and polling suggests most in the state disagree.
Lawmakers eye UW governance, trustees’ authority in budget bill
Lawmakers sponsoring the measures tied the proposal to the Laurie Nichols saga, the “poor optics” that came after and other controversies involving the UW board of trustees.
Blockchain: Can Wyo woo a digital revolution? Should it?
The Legislature, in collaboration with industry-insiders, has passed a raft of industry-friendly legislation. Now the state waits to see who comes.
