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CHEYENNE – Not everyone gets a piece of the cake when it comes to funding from the state – slices are limited and fought over by departments, agencies and other

BUFFALO — Gov. Mark Gordon signed House Bill 166, “Education Savings Accounts,” into law, despite concerns that it may violate the Wyoming Constitution.

A federal judge ordered a St. Paul man to serve 30 months in prison and pay $2.8 million in restitution for making a false statement on a loan or credit

In 2023, Oklahoma lawmakers created the Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit, one of the nation’s most robust school-choice programs, which provides refundable tax credits of $5,000 to $7,500 per child

Monroe City School Board members say they were not responsible for how the public responded once Jeff Tannehill was placed on leave as head football coach at Neville High School

GOSHEN — Interra Credit Union was recently recognized with two marketing Diamond Awards at this year’s America’s Credit Unions’ annual Marketing & Business Development Council conference, which took place in

Editors note: This is the second in a two-part series. The first part can be found at www.state-journal.com.

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ASHLAND Installation of the fourth and fifth mini-roundabouts at 17th and 18th Street will begin next week, according to Ashland City Manager Mike Graese’s update on the Winchester Avenue project

Nearly a year ago, wildlife officials in Deschutes County confirmed the first case of livestock being killed by wolves in decades.