Cindy Hill

Wyoming schools Superintendent Cindy hill has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Matt Mead and Wyoming Department of Education Director  Richard Crandall  seeking release of certain records and correspondence. The ten cent per gallon increase in the state's gas tax has not resulted in an equivalent increase in gas prices according to a WYDOT official...

Hill is seeking correspondence from several employees in the governor's office and the state agency as well as department contracts and other financial agreements.

Today's schedule includes: 7:07AM MST Frosty Wooldridge...Author, Columnist and world traveler will discuss Part 2 of his column series ...Cultural Disintegration. (See his full column posted here on the Opinion Page. 8:07AM MST: Executive Director of Gun Owners of America, Larry Pratt is back... Read More ...

State officials have agreed to spend $4.5 million to finish designs for the Capitol renovation even though officials haven't decided whether to include an expansion in the project.

Wyoming's Congressional delegation continues to oppose the United Nation's Arms Trade Treaty that Secretary of State John Kerry signed in late September. Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill released a mandated report on the state of education in Wyoming...

In the report, Hill called for establishing shared Wyoming educational values by Wyoming citizens, and a reduction in federal involvement and of policies promoted by out‐of‐state consultants.

Former state Attorney General Bruce Salzburg will serve as lead special counsel.

Today's Schedule 7:07AM MDT: World traveler, author and columnist, Frosty Wooldridge continues his series on the long term consequences of immigration and over-population. 8:07PM MDT: Dr. Susan Porter poses the question, "Has Bully Prevention Gone too Far... Read More ...

A special House committee investigating state schools Superintendent Cindy Hill has voted to hire former state Attorney General Bruce Salzburg as its lead special counsel.

The Wyoming legislature's Management Council will meet Oct. 15th to consider a request to pay for an attorney and others to help the state house in its investigation into State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill.  Gov. Matt Mead signed a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Wyoming...