That’s according to an October report from state revenue forecasters. The Wyoming Freedom Caucus says big cuts are still needed to the budget.
Politics & Policy
Nonprofits are paying and feeding federal workers without paychecks
As the longest government shutdown in U.S. history stretches on with no end in sight, two Jackson nonprofits are supporting furloughed federal workers, for now.
Jackson electeds pay D.C. a visit
Advocating for Jackson’s transportation goals and building relationships topped the agenda.
Wyoming reacts to former Vice President Dick Cheney’s death
The longtime Wyoming politician died due to complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease, according to his family.
Bextel stokes debate of Jackson Hole’s affordability crisis
New alliances take on Flat Creek Apartments, growth and who pays for housing.
Electeds prep bills meant to prevent Weston County election errors from recurring
They include a bill to raise the penalty for ignoring a legislative subpoena and another that would require county clerks to notify political parties of the time and place of post-election ballot audits.
Jackson electeds seek public sentiment on growth, development
Move comes as town approves most-ever development in one year.
Gaza ceasefire stirs celebration, reflection and hope in local leaders
In Jackson, two groups that have not seen eye-to-eye share a feeling that this conflict, thousands of miles away, touches people’s lives whether or not they realize it.
Tensions visible in Jackson’s ‘No Kings’ protest
Largely peaceful protest is punctuated by one fight with taunters.
