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CHEYENNE – The Mental Health and Vulnerable Adults Task Force, which was created by the Wyoming Legislatures Management Council coming out of the 2023 general session, proposed three bill drafts

A Wyoming agency’s fight to get personnel records from Albany County Sheriff’s Office five years after a killing has spurred legislative action.

As long as voters are willing to jump through some hoops, the crossover-voting ban won’t block all attempts to change party affiliation ahead of the 2024 election.

Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed 30% rate hike is under scrutiny at the Public Service Commission and down the street at the Wyoming Capitol.

CHEYENNE — Rocky Mountain Power officials took the stand on Oct. 15 in the capital city to defend the company’s proposed $140.2 million rate hike — a 21.6% increase that’s

As long as voters are willing to jump through some hoops, the crossover-voting ban won’t block all attempts to change party affiliation ahead of the 2024 election.

In another day of marathon hearings on Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed rate hikes of nearly 30%, the company was questioned over heat its getting from the Wyoming Legislature.

The Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee approved bill drafts for durational residency requirement, campaign reporting expansion, and new misdemeanor and felony election offenses.

CHEYENNE — Rocky Mountain Power officials took the stand here Wednesday to defend the company’s proposed $140.2 million rate hike — a 21.6% increase that’s sparked fear and outrage among

CHEYENNE — Three of seven bills reviewed by state lawmakers Friday morning aim to protect consumers from inflated utility rates while holding companies accountable for reliable energy.