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CHEYENNE — Sen. Brian Boner still couldn’t believe his ears when he walked out of a committee meeting Thursday morning. The long uphill battle to restart the Cowboy Challenge Academy’s

CHEYENNE — Sen. Brian Boner still couldn’t believe his ears when he walked out of a committee meeting Thursday morning. The long uphill battle to restart the Cowboy Challenge Academy’s

Wednesday’s release of the October CREG report shows revenues are up nearly $180 million from previous projections and an overall surplus of nearly $870 million is expected through 2026.

The Johnson County School Board has accepted a cash advance payment for an interest-free loan through the Wyoming Department of Education for the district to pay back recapture funds to the state in the amount of just over $3.85 million. According to the report to the board by Business Manager Co

The Secretary of State’s office Thursday certified a ballot initiative that, if successful, would allow homeowners to have their property taxed at 50% of its assessed value.

Staffing shortages at the Wyoming Department of Education and changes to the statewide funding model for schools have caused the department to be well over two months behind schedule in

Controversial language, which drew a large crowd to the Cheyenne meeting, didn’t align with the Joint Education Committee’s interim priorities, contributing to its demise.

CASPER — Energy production has padded Wyoming’s school coffers as students and teachers prepare to head back to school later this month. Wyoming has added an extra roughly $68 million

CASPER — Energy production has padded Wyoming’s school coffers as students and teachers prepare to head back to school later this month. Wyoming has added an extra roughly $68 million

CASPER — Energy production has padded Wyoming’s school coffers as students and teachers prepare to head back to school later this month. Wyoming has added an extra roughly $68 million