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RIVERTON — Earlier this year, when local 911 lines were down, Riverton resident Jose Proo noticed suspicious activity kick up in his All Nations neighborhood. Drug use was suddenly no

RIVERTON — Earlier this year, when local 911 lines were down, Riverton resident Jose Proo noticed suspicious activity kick up in his All Nations neighborhood. Drug use was suddenly no

Even after passing a suite of new laws directing state regulators to prohibit utility costs that “do not benefit” Wyoming ratepayers, legislators are still seeking avenues to resist the rising

Even after passing a suite of new laws directing state regulators to prohibit utility costs that “do not benefit” Wyoming ratepayers, legislators are still seeking avenues to resist the rising

A county-level investigation shows that Wyoming’s secretive business filing laws are allowing out-of-state entities to fraudulently co-opt addresses. In Sheridan, an address is the legal registered place for nearly 17,000 businesses.

In Humphreys County, Mississippi — about 70 miles north of the state capital, in the heart of the fertile Delta region — a third of the residents live in poverty. In Belzoni, the county seat, there are just a handful of health care clinics. The town’s only major hospital closed more than a decade ago, […] The post Holdout states consider expanding Medicaid — with work requirements appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Republican Party voted Saturday to censure Gov. Mark Gordon following his vetoes of two bills passed by the Legislature early this year.

A new legislative subcommittee will study the viability of shifting the tax burden from Wyoming ratepayers to utilities and potentially their ratepayers in other states.

CHEYENNE—The Wyoming Republican Party voted Saturday to censure Gov. Mark Gordon following his vetoes of two bills passed by the Legislature early this year.

Some Democrats in holdout states see work rules as way to finally get Medicaid expansion over the finish line. The post Holdout states consider expanding Medicaid — with work requirements appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.