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• Wyoming News

  Critics: Water bill opens floodgate to political meddling

  Lawmakers have advanced a bill that would require Senate approval of the appointment of key state water officials, a measure the governor said is unnecessary and that other critics say would inject politics into water administration.

  16 hours ago
• Wyoming News

  Senate moves on criminal justice reform

  The Wyoming Senate continues to advance bills that could reduce the state’s ballooning prison population as a long running criminal justice reform effort gathered steam in the 65th Legislature.

  16 hours ago
• Wyoming News

  Wyoming legislative committee kills bill to decriminalize CBD

  Despite numerous regulatory hurdles, the use of products made with Cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD, has exploded over the past several years.

  16 hours ago
• Wyoming News

  Court: Airport must disclose records Earlier opinion overturned, airport must reveal more about proposed $26M purchase.

  The state’s highest court has overturned a district court opinion and ruled that Jackson Hole Airport must adhere to one of the Equality State’s foremost open-government laws: the Wyoming Public Records Act.

  16 hours ago
• Wyoming News

  Ten Sleep adopts concealed carry rule

  The Ten Sleep School Board adopted their concealed carry rule.

  16 hours ago
• Obituaries

  Elizabeth (Nolen) Byers

  September 8, 1919 – January 9, 2019

  20 hours ago
• Obituaries

  Gertrud Schneabele Price Peters Goetz

  March 5, 1927 – December 10, 2018

  20 hours ago
• Wyoming News

  Shutdown threatens food programs; millions in lost wages

  Wyoming could face serious funding holes to services for its neediest residents if the partial federal shutdown drags on — a prospect for which state lawmakers lack concrete plans as the state wrestles with its own budget struggles.

  1 day ago