COVID-lock: The price of partisanship
Opinion
by 1 Comment A five-decade campaign of institutional self-protection has led to safe jobs for Congresspeople, but no help for Wyoming families. It’s time, Dodson writes, for reform.
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Week six: The pandemic in Wyoming from April 19-24
The blitz of hourly news developments associated with COVID-19 makes it difficult to track where we’ve been and what’s changed. WyoFile’s weekly review connects the throughlines.
As COVID-19 effects ripple, hourly wage-earners hang on
Hourly wage-earners, independent contractors, immigrants and minorities find some relief in community support.
Wyo gas revenues down 74% in ‘new reality’
With all eyes on coal’s much discussed decline, another staple of the state’s energy economy has tumbled dramatically.
Wyo politicians respond to Blackjewel and coal’s black times
Analysis
by 4 Comments Elected officials serving in Cheyenne and D.C. react to the sudden closure of two Powder River Basin mines.
