AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPress Freedom: A federal judge ordered Trump’s White House to restore access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, and the outlets returned after a 14-day temporary restraining order rejected the administration’s national-security justification. Wyoming Courts: The Wyoming Supreme Court largely upheld the status quo in a K-12 education funding fight, limiting a lower court’s demands while keeping the Legislature in charge of appropriations. Local Governance: Laramie City Council closed its surface water drainage fund and shifted remaining money into other city uses while keeping drainage work funded. Transportation 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. Energy Costs: GasBuddy reported the lowest premium gas in Sheridan County at $4.79 (week ending Sept. 19) and the lowest regular in Teton County at $4.69, with statewide averages still volatile. Community & State Boards: Applications are open for the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board, a governor-appointed volunteer group shaping downtown revitalization. Public Lands & Wildlife: BLM began actions to reduce overpopulation in the Fifteenmile Wild Horse Herd, planning removals to protect rangelands.
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