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There are many causes for CCH's financial difficulties, but recent trends have given optimism that they're on track to establishing a more stable financial position. Charity care, bad debt, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have all played a role CCH's troubles.
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Wyoming projected over a $1 billion in revenue losses due to COVID-19, but it turns out the state could be looking at close to $1.5 billion in new state and federal money.
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The University of Wyoming will move forward with its plan to cut 10 percent from its budget.The UW Board of Trustees approved the administration's $42.3…
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Due to Wyoming's economic downturn, Gov. Mark Gordon asked state agencies and departments to make 10 percent budget cuts.The University of Wyoming is no…
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A new report from the Wyoming Department of Administration and Information shows that sales tax numbers last spring dropped dramatically in both mining…
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Forty-two states are not prepared for a pandemic-induced recession. That’s the finding of a recent analysis from Moody’s Analytics. In the Mountain West...
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The Joint Revenue Committee began a discussion on how to transition to a monthly ad valorem tax collection schedule. During this year's budget session,…
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Wyoming legislators were told that state revenue projections are down $1.5 billion from January led by a huge drop in projected oil prices. The Joint…
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This is the time of year when lots of drivers are typically on Wyoming highways. But like in so many other ways, this spring has been far from usual."What…
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Declining oil prices, a lack of substantial budget cuts, and concerns spending reserves dominated discussion as the Wyoming House and Senate gave final…