Budget

The Board of Trustees for the University of Wyoming will be having its regular teleconference meeting on Wednesday, June 16.
During this meeting, the board will be considering issuing up to $260 million in bonds for new campus housing and a parking facility, which they had approved interior and exter…

Twenty-eight states still allow the death penalty.

NCSD trustee Dave Applegate declined to name the senator who said Wyoming may not be getting what it pays for in education.

Senate leaders said revenue bills should remain on the sideline because they are a premature fix.

In recent years, crews have plowed snow as needed and where needed during a storm.

Wyoming’s savings will not be able to offset the state’s cuts in the long-term.

The facility reduced the hours as part of the city’s effort to trim costs due to anticipated lower revenues.

Wyoming currently has no prisoners on death row.

Falling fuel tax revenues have contributed to the budgetary bind.

The governor expects to decide on how to implement the first round of budget reductions over the next few days