Group aims to increase women’s leadership in Wyoming
Nearly 300 women were elected to city, county, and state positions in last November’s elections, and at least …
Director of Education bill passes Senate, opponents doubt constitutionality
By Gregory Nickerson
January 16, 2013
The Wyoming Senate has passed a bill to transfer duties of the Superintendent …
WyoFile has hired two reporters, Ron Feemster and Gregory Nickerson, to expand its coverage of statewide policy matters, and Wyoming’s Native American communities.
Widow of a fallen Wyoming worker speaks
There’d been a fire at the rig that had gone unreported. The drilling company allegedly failed to conduct all …
After nearly two years of study and building a wide coalition of stakeholders, Wyoming’s Health Insurance Exchange Steering Committee is temporarily on hold. Some say …
Wyoming’s overall strategy to curb workplace fatalities still lacks additional enforcement- and penalty-based proposals brought by worker advocates during recent legislative debate on the issue. …
Wyoming Capitol Outlook; Good sense prevails in Cheyenne
Geoff O’Gara of Wyoming PBS penned this Wyoming Capitol Outlook post at the close of the winter session. O’Gara says …
ESPC: Session ends on high note; Good session yields passage of job safety and sunshine laws
On Thursday, Mar. 8, Dan Neal of the Equality State Policy Center discussed …
Community colleges a priority for House representatives
In this Wyoming Capitol Outlook post (published on March 2, 2012) Geoff O’Gara of Wyoming PBS and Mike Morris write about the …
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