WDH Reports 15 More Coronavirus-related Deaths
Fifteen more Wyoming residents have died of complications stemming from COVID-19, according to a Tuesday afternoon release from the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
This is on top of 38 additional residents – including five...
Gov. Gordon to End State Mask Mandate, Other Restrictions
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon announced Monday morning the end of the statewide mask mandate due to the steady decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations and active cases throughout the state.
The mask mandate will end effective Monday, March 16 as will all service...
“We Need to Wake Up,” Gov. Gordon Says
A state-wide mask mandate has not yet been implemented, but one could be on the way as Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon promises more restrictive changes in the coming weeks.
“It’s time that Wyoming woke up...
State Reports 17 More Deaths Related to Coronavirus
Seventeen more Wyoming residents have died from complications related to COVID-19, according to a Nov. 14 press release from the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). This brings the total of coronavirus-related deaths to 144.
All...
Republicans Advance Three Candidates to Fill House Seat
Members of the Campbell County Republican Party Central Committee Thursday selected three names to advance to the Campbell County Board of Commissioners to fill the vacant House District 53 seat.
The vacancy was created by...
Wyoming will use a $2.5 million federal grant to boost tourism marketing
By Elyse Kelly, The Center Square
Wyoming will put $2.5 million of a federal grant toward marketing the Cowboy State’s tourism opportunities this year.
As a separate part of the CARES Act, the grant is from...
Governors Call for Unity, End of Biden Attack on Energy
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon, along with 16 other governors of energy prominent states, called on President Joe Biden Monday in a letter seeking the immediate withdrawal of an executive order banning new oil and...
Wyo emerges from session with no long-term budget, ed solutions
By Nick Reynolds, WyoFile
The Wyoming Legislature entered the 2021 legislative session with a lofty agenda to cut education spending, stall revenue declines and guide a Wyoming economy battered by COVID-19 to a sustainable future.
But...
Prepared for Protests
By Andrew Graham, WyoFile
All was peaceful at the State Capitol on Inauguration Day, except the gusting Wyoming wind.
After two weeks of speculation about fresh violence at the U.S. Capitol and state capitols around the country,...
Gunnin’ for Hoops
By Jennifer Kocher and Mark Christensen, Outliers News
New county attorney looks to bring charges against former Blackjewel CEO Jeff Hoops
New Campbell County Attorney Mitch Damsky is making good on his promise to look into...