After nearly two years of study and building a wide coalition of stakeholders, Wyoming’s Health Insurance Exchange Steering Committee is temporarily on hold. Some say the suspension is appropriate amid ... »
The workload at this year’s Wyoming legislature seems bearable – the budget bill is lighter with the drop in energy severance tax revenue, there have been no bloated debates on issues like gun control or abortion, and the pile of bills is less of a loa... »
I live in Cheyenne, Wyoming, area code 82009. My house is located less than ten miles from the Colorado border. It might as well be a million miles. In 2008, Wyoming voters went for John McCain over Barack Obama by a 65-33 percent margin. This was the ... »
State officials are now considering a bigger role for the Wyoming Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in addressing the state’s ongoing high workplace fatality rate. »
Sen. Liz Byrd looks on as Wyoming Gov. Mike Sullivan signs law authorizing Martin Luther King, Jr./WY Equality Day at a 1990 ceremony in the State Capitol. On Monday, we commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday with events around the country. Th... »
There are approximately 83,000 uninsured people in Wyoming — a situation that puts families at risk of illness, bankruptcy and death — and an insurance exchange could make insurance more ... »
Mead sets seven town halls to solicit ideas on health care Gov. Matt Mead has set seven town hall meetings to solicit ideas from citizens on health care issues, including the ... »
