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The move is a response to frustrations from small-scale producers and family businesses that feel overly restricted by current regulations around sales.
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The Wyoming Business Council, safe from dissolution for now, faces reforms after lawmakers spent days picking apart the agency.
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From the water concerns around the Colorado River to Artificial Intelligence in the classroom, elected officials will spend months studying a long list of state issues.
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A property tax initiative, energy studies, AI in schools, rural health and producing curling stones have all been approved for interim talks.
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The Management Council will meet April 1 after committees spent the last month picking priorities from over 250 individually submitted topics
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Public commenters at a Casper meeting had a lot of different opinions. Many wanted more answers about the licensing process and the logistics of transporting the spent fuel back to Wyoming.
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Lawmakers might try amending the state Constitution to abolish the use of different types of property, like residential and industrial, as a means of raising revenue.
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One would allow nuclear reactor manufacturers to temporarily store used nuclear fuel in Wyoming, and the other would provide legal protections for private security guards at nuclear facilities.
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The Joint Judiciary Committee met for its first meeting during the interim. It’s requesting bill drafts on a variety of subjects.Body: The Joint Judiciary Committee met for the first time in the 2025 interim in Torrington for two days on May 19.
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The topics include election management, the Colorado River Compact and nuclear energy. The interim will cost $152,500 less this year than last.