Cheyenne Council Approves Budget, Funding for Operation Change
The Cheyenne City Council on Monday approved a $56 million budget, moving $10,344 in the budget to the police department to continue its Operation Change program.
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Wyoming Government Launches Financial Transparency Website
Racines says the site was temporarily live this week and will be reactivated in several weeks.
Wyoming Among Best States for Taxpayer Return on Investment
When it comes to bang for your tax bucks, Wyoming looking pretty good.
Wyoming Governor Asks Media for Ideas to Ensure Transparency
He described Friday's meeting at the close of Sunshine Week as another part of his transparency efforts.
CenturyLink Internet Services Appear to be Restored In Wyoming
CenturyLink said in a Facebook post that it is working to restore service.
Federal Shutdown Affects National Park, Other Sites In Wyoming
Most national parks and sites will be open, but with limited services.
Wyoming Investments Grow By $1.17 Billion
Wyoming uses income from its investments to help fund its day-to-day government operations.
Wyoming Governor Says Better Revenue Picture Still Not Enough
While there's talk of more cuts and new revenue, Mead says everyone is waiting for a report from consultants on whether Wyoming should change how it funds schools.
Shoshones Sue Federal Government Over Joint Tribal Funding
Both tribes have separately applied for self-determination funds to unilaterally continue programs that had been administered through the Joint Business Council.
Federal Report Questions Wyoming Use of Reclamation Money
Wyoming isn't required to spend all the AML funds appropriated for the state on reclamation of old coal mines but must give coal-related projects first priority.