Wyoming Attorney General's Office

The division pays for medical bills, counseling, out-of-pocket expenses, lost wages and other costs.

The State’s petition asks the agency to reconsider and also stay any implementation of its December decision revising the WRR boundary..

Mead says having fewer rules will make government more efficient and transparent to the public and lighten the regulatory burden.

Lawyers for the State of Wyoming say a state court lacks the authority to grant more time to organizers of a petition drive to restore authority over the state Education Department to the State Superintendent's office. Amy Richards reports. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services recognizing a Cheyenne Business's efforts to hire people with disabilities. Joy Greenwald has details. Click past

The Wyoming Attorney General's Office has seen a rise in complaints involving schemes that use the Green Dot “MoneyPak” cards. MoneyPaks are sold at local convenience stores, pharmacies and major retailers, and provide a convenient way to pay bills online and make purchases on the Internet ...

The Administrator of the Wyoming Attorney General's Consumer Affairs Division says her phone has "been ringing off the hook" the last couple of days with reports of a telephone scam in the Cheyenne area. Leslie Osen says the intended victim is targeted with a recorded message warning that a non-existent credit or debit card has been cancelled...