AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWyoming Courts: The Wyoming Supreme Court largely upheld the state’s approach to K-12 education funding in a teachers-union lawsuit, limiting a lower court’s push for computers, nutrition, and statewide facility assessments. Public Safety: WYDOT says Teton Pass drivers with RVs, trailers, or heavy loads must self-certify starting Oct. 1 or face fines, after crashes this summer. Workforce Reentry: A new $2 million RESTART grant will help justice-involved Wyomingites get training and jobs in skilled trades and manufacturing, with support before and after release. Energy Costs: GasBuddy reports the lowest premium gas in Sheridan County at $4.79 (week ending Sept. 19), while Platte County’s lowest regular price hit $4.57. Community & Local Business: Applications are open for the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board, a volunteer group shaping downtown revitalization statewide. Sports: Wyoming volleyball is turning early nonconference lessons into Mountain West momentum, and the Cowboys wrestling schedule features seven home dates.
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