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Sen. Cale Case, R-Lander, a veteran lawmaker representing the Wind River Indian Reservation, is urging his peers to study whether allowing Arapaho prayer training in a state-funded reservation school puts Wyoming at risk of a church-and-state lawsuit. 

An economy built on fossil fuels is seeing investments in wind and transmission — as well as questions about the future.

Is there a more fundamental role for government than providing basic services like police, fire protection and EMS, Drake asks. Yet, MAGA lawmakers refuse to pitch in as cities and counties struggle to keep first responder services afloat, he opines.

Casper Star-Tribune

CASPER — Wyoming enacted its only law that addresses law enforcement’s body-worn and dash camera footage six years ago, which restricted the public’s right to view it, and in practice,

CASPER — Wyoming enacted its only law that addresses law enforcement’s body-worn and dash camera footage six years ago, which restricted the public’s right to view it, and in practice,

CASPER — Wyoming enacted its only law that addresses law enforcement’s body-worn and dash camera footage six years ago, which restricted the public’s right to view it, and in practice,

A Wyoming law enacted six years ago gives law enforcement agency heads a sometimes-problematic free rein on how much, or how little, transparency they offer, sources say.

In the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that preserves a law giving preference to Indigenous families in foster care and adoption proceedings of Indigenous children, Wyoming lawmakers are

The Indian Child Welfare Act was designed to halt decades of government abuse involving the separation of Indigenous children from their families, traditions and cultures.