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A recent report conducted by state economists found that Wyoming's economic health is at its lowest since economists began tracking it in January of 2005. The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division released the report Monday afternoon and says that Wyoming's economic health index is a reported 95...

The latest figure also coincides with a sudden resurgence of COVID-19 cases in the United States.

That would be the sharpest annual decline since GDP fell 11.6% in 1946.

The company’s current global workforce is 70,000.

That represents 16% of Wyoming’s total workforce eligible for the unemployment insurance program.

The government said Friday that the economy added 2.5 million jobs last month.

It shows that scattered rehiring is offsetting only some of the ongoing layoffs with the economy mired in a recession.

The virus forced employers to shutter offices, factories, gyms and schools.