It’s Over: What Happened to Election Rules?
Gov. vetos bills: HB 64 (ultrasound) & HB 94 (cap on Charter schools)
These are the first vetos of the 2025 session. About HB 94, Gordon says the following: While I continue to enthusiastically support school choice in Wyoming and the role that high-quality charter schools can play in our education system, I
State won’t keep Lab School
Did the military lower standards for women? No.
Sophistry is a good word to learn today: reasoning that seems true but is false. Defense Secretary Hegseth has revived a sophistry about women in combat. He implied that women don’t meet standards of fitness and strength needed to be
LWV Laramie Thank you to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (UUF)
The 40th Annual UUF Chocolate Fiesta on February 8 benefited LWV Laramie, and what a fabulous event it was! Members of Laramie League and the Fellowship produced delicious chocolate treats for public purchase and many folks showed up to buy.
95 bills–27%–went unseen in 2025 House session
There was much talk during the 2024 session about the bills “dying” in the speaker’s drawer. The 95 bills halted this session is higher than the sum of the bills halted in 2024 and 2023. The 2025 committee bills (those
Chair Ed. Comm. favors extremes: food truck boycott threatened
Representative Ocean Andrew represents Albany County, District 46. A seasoned member of the House Education Committee, Andrew is now a first-time chair. Among many issues, he supports teachers without licensing and the Freedom Scholarship, giving every K12 student $7000 yearly.
FCC Chief investigates NPR & PBS: Do (unlawfully) they air commercials?
PBS and NPR publicize and acknowledge, on air, companies and groups that donate funding. These sources are called underwriters. The FCC rules allow “underwriting announcement” within limits: “… a station can share a sponsor’s name, a general description of what
Laramie Lab School: Legislation in play to retain institution
Former music teacher at the Lab School offers a convincing argument for her opinion that “WY needs a lab school.” Dr. Jennifer Mellizo describes the freedom and trust that the school gave her. She praised the school as (once) a