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Wyoming On Notice As Others Pause Permitting For Wind Projects - Vimarsana News

Wyoming On Notice As Others Pause Permitting For Wind Projects

Concerned over the number of proposed renewable energy projects, Twin Falls County in Idaho has joined other jurisdictions that are showing more restraint in permitting. Some say Wyoming needs to do the same.

Proposed law would clarify reporting requirements for small, informal groups donating to political campaigns - Vimarsana News

Proposed law would clarify reporting requirements for small, informal groups donating to political campaigns

A state legislative committee is working on a bill draft that clarifies reporting requirements for people who donate to political campaigns in Wyoming.

Now Wyoming Legislature Involved With Proposed 30% Electricity Rate Hike - Vimarsana News

Now Wyoming Legislature Involved With Proposed 30% Electricity Rate Hike

The Wyoming Legislature’s Corporations Committee will draft legislation to help address the requested 30% spike in electricity rate increases from Rocky Mountain Power.

Case Concerned Crossover Voting Proposal Would Violate First Amendment - Vimarsana News

Case Concerned Crossover Voting Proposal Would Violate First Amendment

Sen. Cale Case on Thursday said he has First Amendment concerns over a proposal that would lock-in Wyoming voter registrations and party affiliations before candidates can start filing to run for election.

Case Wants To Expand Range For Charging Voter Intimidation As A Crime - Vimarsana News

Case Wants To Expand Range For Charging Voter Intimidation As A Crime

State Sen. Cale Cale on Thursday say he wants Wyoming prosecutors to have the option to charge people with voter intimidation as lower- or higher-level crime, depending on how serious it is.