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A state legislative committee is moving quickly to consider a raft of new proposed measures that members say will help protect Wyoming ratepayers from a dramatic rise in utility costs.

The Corporations Committee will consider five draft bills and a resolution in response to Rocky Mountain Power's proposed 29.2% rate increase. One would create a moratorium on yet-to-be permitted industrial wind and solar facilities in the state.

A recent column in Reuters says that Wyoming’s landscape is ideal for massive wind developments to feed West Coast green energy demand, but nobody asked the people who live here.

An upcoming judiciary meeting in Casper will discuss a drafted bill that aims to prohibit all THC products in Wyoming. The meeting takes place in Casper on

An upcoming judiciary meeting in Casper will discuss a drafted bill that aims to prohibit all THC products in Wyoming. The meeting takes place in Casper on

An upcoming judiciary meeting in Casper will discuss a drafted bill that aims to prohibit all THC products in Wyoming. The meeting takes place in Casper on

An upcoming judiciary meeting in Casper will discuss a drafted bill that aims to prohibit all THC products in Wyoming. The meeting takes place in Casper on

The Natrona County Republican Party is calling out the anonymous owner of WyoRINO.com for a debate next week with outspoken state political observer Rod Miller.

Wyoming’s constitution is unique: it is the only state constitution that protects the right to political equality. Laws that create special classes of voters and candidates violate our state constitution,

Fear and outrage about rising electric rates have set the stage for lawmakers to go after renewable energy and possibly throw up roadblocks to future wind and solar development in