Wyoming, Casper Agencies To Conduct ‘Point-In-Time’ Count Of Homeless People
The 'point-in-time' count is important because it gives a number of homeless rather than guessing the magnitude of the situation.
Gov. Matt Mead
BREAKING: Gov. Mead Says Social Issue Bills Detract From Education Legislation
The Legislature has its hands full with dealing with education, Gov. Matt Mead said.
BREAKING: Wyoming Governor – No Way For More Pay; Mead Opposes Salary Increases
The amended version would give the five statewide elected officials raises of $8,000 each.
Wyoming Students Are Using Safe2Tell
Earlier this year, the Legislature passed, and Gov. Matt Mead signed, the bill authorizing Safe2Tell Wyoming.
Balow: Wyoming Faces A ‘Tough Time For Education’
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow says she is determined to continue improving education in the state despite the budget challenges posed by declining state revenues.
Threat To State Facilities, Schools Deemed Not Credible
The threat was an apparent hoax.
Wyoming, City Flags Fly At Half Staff To Honor Judge Scalia
The City of Casper is joining the rest of Wyoming and the nation in honoring the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, according to a news release from the city manager's office.
WMC, Other Officials Rip Anti-Medicaid Attitude: ‘They Hate Poor People’
The Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee's decision last week to reject the governor's proposal to expand Medicaid isn't about the money or trusting the federal government, local hospital officials said this week.