B. Wayne Jr. and Molly Hughes, who moved to Wyoming eight years ago, are having a significant influence on the state.
Politics & Policy
Public testifies on potential reforms to public records and access laws
Some Wyoming lawmakers are considering reforming the state’s records requests law and public access laws. It would affect how Wyomingites access public records or view public meetings from any government entity.
Parks remain open with reduced capacity
The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is encouraging visitors to prepare for reduced services.
Future of Wyoming’s legislative districts at the heart of Newcastle committee hearing
The meeting came out of a bill passed in the last general session that sought to rectify differences in how the state and federal constitutions map legislative districts.
Government shutdown threatens GTNP, BTNF jobs
Former Bridger-Teton National Forest Supervisor says more federal firings would be “devastating” for the U.S. Forest Service.
$2,000 a winter to park? Residents relying on downtown garage hope to see alternative
Cars will soon be kicked off free street overnight parking for winter. Councilors to mull garage use Oct. 6.
Church crowd mourns Charlie Kirk in Jackson
Typically the minority in Teton County, conservatives gathered to take comfort in Christ, pray for Kirk, his family and his accused assassin.
Trump wants to end mail-in voting. That might keep GOP Wyomingites from casting ballots
Wyoming Sen. Cale Case says a prohibition on mail ballots could keep reliably Republican voters from casting ballots.
Democratic lawmakers hear from Wyoming’s red districts
Democratic lawmakers have been fanning out across the state to hold town halls in communities like Rock Springs and Lander that are outside their own legislative districts.
