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EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

EPA · United States

EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

48% Center coverage: 127 sources

New Provision in Senate Budget Bill Could Put Wyoming Public Lands up for Sale

New Provision in Senate Budget Bill Could Put Wyoming Public Lands up for Sale

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

by Andrew Graham, WyoFile Senate Republicans will consider mandating a sell-off of an estimated 2.5 million acres of public land, including possible parcels in Wyoming, in the budget bill they are now reconciling, a proposal Utah Sen. Mike Lee released Wednesday night shows. The plan from Lee describes selling the land as both a way to raise money to fill federal coffers and to open up land for housing in western communities that have struggled …See the Story

Heart Mountain Accepts Rep. Winter's Apology for Derogatory Term Use

World War II · Wyoming

Heart Mountain Accepts Rep. Winter's Apology for Derogatory Term Use

Coverage: 2 sources

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Wyoming Education Association Files Lawsuit to Stop School Voucher Payments

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Nine parents of school-aged children and the Wyoming Education Association, which represents more than 6,000 of the state’s public school employees, filed a lawsuit Friday challenging the constitutionality of the state’s education savings account program instituted by the Wyoming Legislature. The program, which lawmakers created in 2024 and significantly expanded during their time in Cheyenne this year, will give up to $7,000 per K-12 student to…Charter Schools · Little Rock See the Story

Ousted engineering dean sues University of Wyoming, seeks job back

Coverage: 2 sources

Ousted University of Wyoming engineering dean Cameron Wright sued the school this week over his demotion, alleging retaliation by university President Ed Seidel. Wright’s large group of vocal supporters on and off campus has maintained Seidel maneuvered for the then-dean’s ouster after he protested the transfer of a portion of the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences’ funding to a new school of computing. That new school is run by Seide…Higher Education · Wyoming See the Story

A Lander cop was ‘out of line’ during a traffic stop. The driver was the one who got in trouble.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In September, Lander police arrested local resident Kayvon Powell for interfering with an officer following a traffic stop on his way home from work. After being pulled over on an allegation of reckless driving, Powell quickly found himself in a shouting match with Sgt. Ron Wells. Wells wanted to see a driver’s license, something Powell didn’t have, and wanted Powell to roll down his car window, which he said was broken. Powell, a 33-year-old Bl…Wyoming, United States · Wyoming Read Article

Ethical mountaineers take responsibility, not shortcuts

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I’ve often felt deep disappointment when a day in the mountains ends just shy of a goal. In those moments, all the time and energy invested can feel wasted. That’s why I can empathize with the pressure Michelino Sunseri must have felt during his speed record attempt on the Grand Teton — faced with a pivotal decision: follow the official trail for an extra half mile or take a closed shortcut that would save precious time on his descent. With the …Wyoming, United States · Wyoming Read Article

Wyoming Conservation Corps protects resources and changes lives. It’s worth fighting for.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It’s August 2015, and I am in the Red Desert on a job site with my Wyoming Conservation Corps crew. We are helping put up barbed wire fences around “hummocks,” curious turtle-shaped protrusions of ground left behind after cattle scar up the land. The work was hard and so were the sleeping conditions. We camped in a bowl and would wake to sub-freezing temperatures in the middle of summer. Worth it to be in the midst of a vast sage expanse with bl…Wyoming, United States · Wyoming Read Article

Final Fix for Teton Pass Landslide Will Require a Weekend Closure

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Wyoming's busiest two-lane highway will be closed from 6 p.m. on June 20 through 6 a.m. on June 23.Wyoming, United States · Wyoming See the Story

Eliminating Property Taxes Will Set Wyoming Back

Coverage: 2 sources

On June 3 in Gillette, the Joint Revenue Committee passed a motion, 11-3, to draft a bill to eliminate property taxes from the Wyoming Constitution. The motion was made by Natrona County Republican Sen. Bob Ide, who initially said he wanted to amend the U.S. Constitution before being corrected. Opinion What are the consequences of such a motion? Where did property taxes come from? Property taxes have funded local communities in America since b…Taxes · Wyoming See the Story

Wyoming lawmakers step toward bill clarifying corner crossing’s legality

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Corner-crossing public land users have had their legal access rights repeatedly affirmed, and on Friday, the sheriff of the county where it all started was asked if state statute changes could help his deputies navigate the new legal landscape. Carbon County Sheriff Alex Bakken retorted that his officers are acting under the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision upholding corner crossing’s legality, while also being “very, very careful” to e…Wyoming, United States · Wyoming See the Story

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