Saturday’s protest was the largest since the president returned to the White House in January.
Politics & Policy
Electeds might do away with Wyoming’s ability to tax property
Lawmakers might try amending the state Constitution to abolish the use of different types of property, like residential and industrial, as a means of raising revenue.
Gordon names interim attorney general as Hill departs
Ryan Schelhaas served as deputy AG under Hill and worked as a civil litigator at Hirst Applegate, a law firm in Cheyenne.
County, town consider property tax rate hikes
New laws bring a $3.8 million budget deficit to the county, despite cutting budgets “to the bone.”
‘I’m exhausted’: Jackson Hole grapples with executive overhaul
Residents across Jackson Hole say the word they keep hearing and feeling from public land to immigration is “uncertainty.”
Hundreds of Wyomingites join nationwide May Day protests
Hundreds rallied in Laramie and Cheyenne to demonstrate against the Trump administration’s federal cuts.
Public radio is in Trump’s crosshairs
Proposed public broadcasting cuts disproportionately threaten local news, culture and emergency service in rural areas.
Wyoming parents see the highest jump of any state in the cost of raising children
And with tariffs on imports, they could see it go up even more.
Feds won’t analyze total impact of 3,224 oil and gas leases in our region
Environmentalists say this analysis is critical to paint a full picture of climate and health impacts, but industry reps say it’s not necessary.
