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The University of Wyoming held a dialogue for faculty and students to ask questions of and give feedback to a panel of administrators about the current Legislative session. It’s part of UW’s initiative to cultivate discussion from different viewpoints.
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There's a one million gallon water tank in Wheatland, an hour's drive north of Cheyenne. It's been leaking for years, and it's getting worse. Town officials have raised over $6 million for repairs through various channels. But they're still short by $2 million. Rep. Jeremy Haroldson (R-Wheatland) took the opportunity during this year’s legislative budget session to try to get that money for his community. But it didn’t come easily.
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Gov. Mark Gordon said although Wyoming's revenue picture is changing, the state should take the next two years to determine priorities and decide where…
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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon unveiled a mostly flat budget, rejecting a number of budget increases. But he did not cut the existing budget, using reserve…
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The new state auditor, Kristi Racines, promises to bring better transparency to the state's expenditures.The role of the auditor's office is to keep the…
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Thanks to a downturn in energy prices, Wyoming lawmakers are in a bind. As legislators prepare for the upcoming legislative session they will likely have…
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With the Consensus Revenue estimating group saying that revenues are dropping, Governor Matt Mead announced his budget this week. While his budget reduces…
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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead unveiled his proposed budget for the next two years. The governor will address the budget shortfall by borrowing short term…
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Since coal companies are no longer buying coal leases, Wyoming may need to find a new way to fund school construction.Friday the legislature’s joint…
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Some community colleges in Wyoming are anticipating drops in state and local revenue, amid an oil and gas downturn.Wyoming’s 7 community colleges receive…