AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWyoming Politics & Public Safety: U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman introduced a bill aimed at keeping “improperly licensed” and unqualified drivers off highways by requiring federal audits of certain commercial driver’s licenses and cutting off funding to noncompliant states. Wildlife & Public Lands: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says a proposed separated bike path along Moose-Wilson Road in Grand Teton would harm grizzly bears but likely wouldn’t jeopardize the species, setting up another round of debate over the project. Water & Courts: Nevada sued the federal government over the Trump administration’s Colorado River cut plan, arguing Nevada could lose more than 70% of its allocation while upper-basin states like Wyoming face no required reductions. Local Wyoming Community: Rock Springs Pride rebranded as Sweetwater County Pride to reflect expanded, year-round support across Southwest Wyoming after Green River Pride dissolved. Wyoming Education: Stanley County Public School District starts the year with a new no-cell-phone policy during school hours, using Yondr bags and routing emergencies through the school office. Wyoming Business: The Wyoming Business Council named Jadeen Mathis its new Southeast Regional Director, covering Albany, Laramie, Goshen and Carbon counties.
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