Wyoming

The case centers around the program that provides up to $7,000 per child to reimburse private school tuition or other charter or homeschooling costs. The plaintiffs argue the program is not fair and doesn’t abide by the state’s constitution.

The Wyoming Outdoor Council’s forums could help inform lawmakers about future guardrails. The council shares its own ideas.

Gov. Gordon was joined in the capitol by the director of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the federal agency to speed-up infrastructure projects in the state.

The Nature Conservancy’s Wyoming Seed Partnership grows a wide variety of seeds to identify strong options for reclamation projects. Their first large-scale project happened earlier this month.

In the most recent of seven statewide community forums hosted by the Wyoming Outdoor Council, over 100 Gillette residents considered risks and benefits to large-scale projects.

Albany County School District No. 1 is looking to crack down on deepfakes, especially those that are sexually explicit. The move comes as a new state law adds criminal penalties for the making or sharing of nonconsensual sexual deepfakes.

Twelve of 23 counties shared data on voter party registration after this year's deadline.

Mid-May signings follow a trend of rapid teaming up with little public notice, says ACLU.

Topic of the Week: “The man who brought a live, injured wolf into a bar in 2024 was sentenced in accordance with a plea deal on April 8th." What are your thoughts on the wolf captor ruling and the message it might convey to others?

What should be the top priority for the new University of Wyoming President?