It isn’t easy being a Democratic lawmaker in Wyoming. But after Tuesday’s primary, many districts fell into the hands of the far-right Freedom Caucus, making the chasm between Democrats and Republicans even vaster.
Politics & Policy
New bill aims to boost tribal access to clean water
A bill in the U.S. House would allocate more than $2 billion for operations and maintenance of water systems in tribal communities.
Advocates urge Congress to extend pandemic-era free school lunch program
The federal government’s pandemic response program to fund free school meals for all students is set to expire at the end of June.
Controversy, low turnout doom Roaring Fork Valley development
Glenwood Springs voters overruled the city council’s proposed land annexation for a development that would have added 56 affordable housing units to the community.
As property taxes rise, county officials push refund options
Many longtime locals living on fixed incomes may qualify to receive a refund of up to 50% of their annual property tax bill.
Yellowstone wolf research disrupted by recent hunting season
KHOL interviews WyoFile reporter Mike Koshmrl about the impact of record wolf killings just outside of Yellowstone National Park.
Benefits for those harmed by the nuclear industry are expiring. Advocates are racing to help as many as they can.
The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which provides help for Americans impacted by the nuclear industry, is set to expire this year.
Wyoming Using Federal Funds to Build Out Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
KHOL interviews WyoFile energy and climate reporter Dustin Bleizeffer about the state’s plan to electrify its roadways.
Jackson Reps Push Independent Commission Following Tumultuous Redistricting Process
Some Teton County electeds are trying to change the way redistricting is done, and they’re looking to perhaps the only state more rural than Wyoming to do so.
