Wyoming officials are speaking out this week against the Environmental Protection Agency’s new rule regulating emissions of carbon dioxide, known as the Clean Power
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Governor strikes down asset forfeiture bill
“In my opinion [it] is as close as you can get to legalized theft” – Rep. Lindholm By Sarah Pridgeon Governor Matt
Wyoming soldiers scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan
The Wyoming Army National Guard’s A Battery, 2nd Battalion, 300th Field Artillery is preparing for a mobilization to assist security efforts in Afghanistan beginning
Haynes tries write-in campaign
Dr. Taylor Haynes announced last week that write-in votes for him in the gubernatorial race will be counted in the November 4 election. He
Election: Should UW trustees be from Wyoming?
Legislators, Lindholm weigh in on proposed amendment By Sarah Pridgeon Voters will be asked to decide the future of the University of Wyoming’s
Independents added to ballot
According to the Secretary of State, Max Maxfield, two statewide independent candidates have qualified to have their names appear on the ballot at the
Guard helps with WA fire
A crew from the Wyoming National Guard is currently based out of Bowers Field in Ellensburg, Washington, to assist with that state’s forest fires.
Candidates reminded to file reports
Financial disclosure reports for federal candidates this election season will soon be available for public viewing online. Secretary of State Max Maxfield has reminded
State joins neighbors against EPA
Wyoming has joined 11 other states in opposing an Environmental Protection Agency regulation to further limit carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants, challenging
Absentee voting underway
Secretary of State Max Maxfield reminds Wyoming voters that the 40-day period for absentee voting for Wyoming’s Primary Election began on Thursday, July 10,