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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.

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.

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…

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…

A new report from the Wyoming Department of Administration and Information shows that sales tax numbers last spring dropped dramatically in both mining…

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...

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,…

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…

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…

Declining oil prices, a lack of substantial budget cuts, and concerns spending reserves dominated discussion as the Wyoming House and Senate gave final…