LARAMIE – Taylor Rusk isn’t holding anything back as her basketball career nears its end.
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News from the 2020 Legislature
- Senate committee advances bill aiming to reduce recidivism rates
- Bill to lift special education funding cap clears another hurdle, now asks for $6.2 million
- CFD permit bill wins final approval in Senate
- Amended budget bills without major differences presented to committees
- Crossover voting bill, others advance on last day for first readings
- Governor Gordon submits nominees to Wyoming Senate
- CFD bill amended in effort to address constitutionality concerns
- House committee advances bill to establish gaming commission
- Lawmakers table career and technical education expansion proposal
- Budget bill to ban students’ insurance from covering abortions
- Senate committee advances bill aiming to reduce recidivism rates
- Array's groundbreaking apprenticeship paves the way for tech careers
- Police blotter 2-27-20
- Bill to lift special education funding cap clears another hurdle, now asks for $6.2 million
- CFD permit bill wins final approval in Senate
- Colorado poised to become 22nd state with no death penalty
- Interior secretary halts goat cull
- Amended budget bills without major differences presented to committees
- Crossover voting bill, others advance on last day for first readings
- Pine Bluffs day care to pay taxes after Wyoming Supreme Court decision
Local Briefs
- City’s Compost Facility offering free mulch to businesses
- Poetry Out Loud State Finals to be held Monday at Civic Center
- Enzi, Barrasso push USDA to expand rural broadband access
- First lady on hand for donation to Friday Food Bag Foundation
- LCCC Board of Trustees announce March meeting dates
- Public meetings planned to kick-off Pole Mountain Gateways project
- State Historical Society seeking award nominations
- ALS Ice Bucket Challenge takes a cowboy turn
- ACLU supports bill aimed at mental health, substance abuse diversion program
- Cheyenne Animal Shelter incurs costs related to court cases
CHEYENNE – Laramie County School District 1 has felt the sting of the special education funding cap the Wyoming Legislature approved two years ago.
DENVER – Colorado is set to become the 22nd U.S. state to abolish the death penalty after lawmakers on Wednesday approved a repeal bill that Democratic Gov. Jared Polis has pledged to sign into law.
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Sports - Laramie County
CHEYENNE – Brendan Lock helped turn a Cheyenne South boys tennis program struggling to attract players into the third-best team in the state last fall.
