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Ide writes: It is obvious that the government in D.C. is growing increasingly corrupt, oppressive and intrusive. To validate these concerns, we only need to witness the BLMs report regarding

A recent guest column submitted by Republican state legislator Bob Ide regarding the federal lands within our state contained several misleading statements.

The Bureau of Land Management’s 1,350-page land-use plan for the Rock Springs region was released in late August. Immediately, it was contested in a Sept. 12 meeting of the Wyoming

Ide writes: I intend to sponsor legislation challenging this federal land empire and protect Wyoming from traveling down the road of territorial bondage.

Sen. Bob Ide writes, "It’s time for the state of Wyoming to exercise its sovereignty and demand that the federal government fulfill the promise made back in 1890."

The Wyoming Legislature’s Regulatory Reduction Task Force on Thursday debated whether it should draft legislation to crack down on government-sponsored affordable housing in Teton County.

CASPER — The Public Service Commission sat quiet and cliff-faced as Rep. Art Washut shuffled up to the dais and turned on the microphone.

CASPER — The Public Service Commission sat quiet and cliff-faced as Rep. Art Washut shuffled up to the dais and turned on the microphone.

The regulatory body is currently touring the state to gather feedback on the historic proposal.

The ultra-conservative John Birch Society was in Wyoming to tout a handful of Cowboy State Republicans for upholding the U.S. Constitution.