Affordable Care Act

Programmers building the Obama administration's showcase health insurance website say they were pressed for time and grew frustrated over last-minute changes to the system.

Only a handful of Wyoming residents have managed to enroll for health care coverage through the troubled federal insurance exchange network that kicked off three weeks ago.

The government's new health insurance marketplaces are drawing lots of rotten tomatoes in early reviews. But people are at least checking them out.

Americans trying to sign up for health insurance under the new law are experiencing more problems.

The bill would prevent any spending on subsidies under the Affordable Care Act, projected to start in January 2014, until a process is put in place to verify the income and eligibility of people receiving those subsidies.

The report is in response to a request by Governor Matt Mead to study the issue.

Study shows Wyoming could see savings with healthcare reform

In addition to candidates, a number of other issues will be on next week's ballot

One health care advocacy group in Wyoming stands ready to help implement the health care law now that the Supreme Court decision is known. Consumer Advocates: Project Health Care has been working over the last two years to make available, what they consider, accurate information about the law...

The Affordable Care Act was signed into law two years ago this week. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says since then access to healthcare especially in rural communities, has expanded along with moves that will mean lower costs. Critics believe the Act is costing the country money, but Vilsack says it will do the opposite in the long run...