We’ve been here before: Wyoming nuclear project echoes of past
Though elected officials tout its economic promises, nuclear opponents say the Natrium project is no different from previous failed public investments.
Wyoming legislature
Federal infrastructure package could resolve railroad crew debate
Lawmakers have long wrestled with the question of whether to mandate two-person crews on freight trains. The feds could make that decision if package passes.
First-of-its-kind approach to coal reclamation bonding in the works
Industry and environmental advocates see “assigned trust” as a viable option for ensuring reclamation after closures.
Sweeping redesign of state’s mental-health-services policy underway
Lawmakers, stakeholders and state officials work to establish priority populations for mental health, substance abuse treatment.
Will Wyoming voters override politicians to legalize marijuana?
Advocates for medical cannabis are working on a ballot initiative to bring legalization to the voters. But they face an uphill road to get there.
