Bill To Increase Wyoming Lawmaker Per Diem Rates Beats Deadline
The bill would raise the per diem for lawmakers from the current $109 per day to $151 per day starting next year, with automatic annual adjustments every July 1.
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Win Eric Church Tickets For Cheyenne Frontier Days- July 24th
If you've never experienced the energy of an Eric Church live show, here's your chance!
Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty in Landmark #MeToo Moment
The jury found him not guilty on the most serious charge, predatory sexual assault, that could result in a life sentence.
WYDOT: 149 Miles of I-80 Closed in Wyoming Due to Winter Weather
Northbound lanes of I-25 were closed between Wheatland and US 18/20 at Exit 126 due to winter conditions and crashes.
Buy-Back Program Meant to Return Reservation Land to Tribes
Participation is voluntary.
Fort Collins Police Looking For Woman’s Underwear Burglar
Police so far don't have any suspects in the case but are concerned about the potential sexual motivation for the crime.
Hearing To Decide If Teen Can Face Adult Charges in Killing
District Judge John Brown scheduled a transfer hearing on March 5. Hurley's grandparents also also charged in the boy's death.
US Pushes Changes to Western Land Plans That Judge Blocked
A federal judge in Idaho blocked the Trump administration plans last year over concerns that they could harm greater sage grouse, a ground-dwelling bird.
More Stolen Guns Recovered in Casper Area; 3 More Youths Arrested
The investigation remains ongoing.
Online Poll: Are Non-Budget Bills OK During A Budget Session?
Are non-budget bills OK during a budget session of the legislature?