AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Centers: Prometheus Hyperscale has dropped plans for a 1,250-megawatt project east of Casper, citing no reason for the decision. The company says it is still pursuing a data center in Evanston. Election Watch: Federal monitors will return to Cheyenne on Election Day but must stay 100 yards from polling places under state law; the Justice Department also appointed a Wyoming election officer to oversee complaints. Voter Sentiment: A University of Wyoming survey found 37% of respondents expect the state economy to worsen next year, while the Wyoming Freedom Caucus drew the strongest disapproval among state political institutions. Coal Jobs: Kemmerer’s coal mine is preparing to close in 2029, putting about 150 jobs and more than $6 million in annual county tax revenue at stake. Wildlife Enforcement: A Lander man received 96 days in jail, an $18,000 fine and a lifetime hunting and trapping ban after pleading guilty to eight wildlife offenses involving deer, elk and a moose.
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