CHEYENNE (WNE) — As of midday Friday, more than 100,000 Wyomingites had turned in their absentee ballots, according to the Secretary of State’s office. That’s almost 40% of registered voters in Wyoming.
The University of Wyoming Extension has released a new, user-friendly resource to help gardeners, landowners and agricultural producers identify effective weed control options.
A political action committee tied to a statewide real estate group has spent half a million dollars since late September backing a constitutional amendment on November’s ballot aimed at property tax reform — an extraordinary amount of money for Wyoming elections in a short period of time.
