Wyoming Lawmakers Eye Cuts as a Way to Reduce Budget Deficit
Senate leaders said revenue bills should remain on the sideline because they are a premature fix.
coronavirus pandemic
As Pandemic Worsens, Most States Resist Restrictions
Both Democratic and Republican leaders are signaling their opposition to forced closings and other measures.
Wyoming Reports 252 New Lab-Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
So far, 5,804 have recovered.
Pres. Trump Authorizes Plasma Treatment Program for COVID-19
The blood plasma is taken from patients who have recovered from the coronavirus and is rich in antibodies.
Pres. Trump: Closing Colleges Amid Outbreaks ‘Could Cost Lives’
Trump said Wednesday at a White House briefing that the virus is akin to the seasonal flu for college students.
How Can Wall Street Be Healthy When Main Street Isn’t?
Rising hopes for a potential COVID-19 vaccine are also encouraging investors to focus on an expected rebound in corporate profits as life returns to normal.
UW Survey: Nearly Half of Wyoming Residents ‘Strongly Support’ Mask Requirement
It has a margin error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
Rites of Fall: Losing College Football Stings Across America
Even the games that are played will surely be in stadiums that are empty or let in only a fraction of their normal capacity.
Wyoming to Offer COVID Testing Option for State’s Teachers
A percentage of teachers will be periodically tested should districts opt-in.
Mountain West Cancellations Include All Fall Sports
The status of winter sports remains unclear.