Wyoming Economy

Wyoming's extraction industry also lost about 20% of its jobs in the second quarter as a result of declining energy demand from restrictions on business and travel.

Wyoming's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell a half a percentage point between June and July, going from 7.6 percent to 7.1 percent.

A recent report conducted by state economists found that Wyoming's economic health is at its lowest since economists began tracking it in January of 2005.
The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division released the report Monday afternoon and says that Wyoming's economic health index is a reported …

The next phase of COVID-19 restrictions will take effect on Friday and remain in force through May 15.

The latest health orders will be in effect from Friday, May 1 through May 15.

Supporters of restrictions in public places argue that the pandemic could overwhelm Wyoming health care providers if steps are not in place to slow the spread of the disease.

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Visitors to Yellowstone National Park fell 1.2 percent to 2,499,186 while Grand Teton National Park also saw a decrease of 2.5 percent at 1,996,075.

Robinson says oil and natural gas prices rebounded in November and sales tax collections are running ahead of this time last year.

Nearly a nickel out of every dollar made in Wyoming comes from outdoor recreation, according to a recently released federal study.