University of Wyoming Proposes Plan for Employee Pay Raises
University of Wyoming employees will see pay raises of about $8 million starting July 1, under a plan to be presented to the Board of Trustees next week.
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Wyoming Legislature Reaches Halfway Point, Many Bills Dead
The session enters it's third full week on Monday. It's scheduled to wrap up by March 11.
Rep. Chuck Gray Files Bill to Designate Wyoming Boulevard the ‘President Donald J. Trump Highway’
Representative Chuck Gray filed a bill on Friday that seeks to rename Wyoming Boulevard the 'President Donald J. Trump Highway.'
Wyoming Proposal To Erase Budget Session Vote Requirements Filed
Some lawmakers feel that the budget session restrictions on non-budget bills are outdated and make it unnecessarily difficult to tackle pressing issues in a timely manner.
Bill Would Give Wyoming Child Sex Abuse Victims More Time to Sue
Burlingame anticipates wide, bipartisan support for the measure.
Wyoming Gov. Releases Budget Proposal; New Cuts 'Imperative'
Wyoming will continue to fight for the industries which have historically contributed the greatest revenue and which are best positioned to buoy the state going forward.
Should The Wyoming House Focus More On the Budget?
Should the Wyoming House stop considering so many non-budget bills during the budget sessions?
Wyoming Lawmakers Advance Cigarette, Liquor Tax Increases
Republican Sen. R. Ray Peterson, the committee's Senate chairman, says he is unsure how the bills will be received in the house, or whether they stand much chance of passing at all.
Governor Matt Mead Delivers State of the State speech
Gov. Matt Mead said in his State of the State address yesterday that Wyoming is in good financial shape and getting stronger.