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Since the pandemic started, the federal government stopped states from reviewing Medicaid eligibility. In order to cover potential extra costs, the feds increased federal funding. But a change in federal law means states are returning to renewal plans, which includes waiver programs.
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As Jackson Hole continues to grapple with how to fund new housing, local advocates are working to help people with developmental disabilities.
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Say We Wont Gives aims to give the disabled hope in navigating life with a disability by organizing all-inclusive outdoor trips so that participants can learn that a disability doesn't have to hold them back.
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Throughout this past summer, the Park County School District #1 administration in Powell was focusing on how to reopen schools safely for their students…
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In September, Wyoming Department of Family Services (DFS) Director Korin Schmidt convened stakeholders in the juvenile justice system to discuss…
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The author of a book called A Disability History of the United States is visiting the University of Wyoming this week as part of a celebration of the…
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The Wyoming Department of Education is collaborating with the University of Wyoming to host the Week of Academic Vision and Excellence (WAVE) conference…
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The Wyoming Institute for Disabilities is launching a five-year strategic plan to advocate for better policies for the disabled in Wyoming. Andy Imparato…
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Several years ago Cheyenne residents Bob and Jill Jensen went looking for a service dog to assist Jill with her multiple sclerosis. Their search took them…
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The Casper social services organization NOWCAP Casper is struggling to stay open, after Natrona County Commissioners signaled they would not support its…