AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFederal Court Blow to Wyoming’s U.S. Attorney Pick: Three federal judges dismissed all nine felony cases against interim District of Wyoming U.S. Attorney Darin Smith “without prejudice,” pausing the fallout until May 20 as the government weighs an appeal—an abrupt twist right before a looming Senate confirmation vote. County Politics: Laramie County incumbents filed for reelection, including Sheriff Brian Kozak, with other key offices also in the mix as filings run through May 29. State Budget/Local Costs: Wyoming’s motor fuels taxes totaled $118.5 million in 2024, while Carbon County commissioners discussed pay raises for elected officials amid budget pressure. Mental Health Policy: The Senate unanimously advanced the Barrasso–Luján bill to improve 988 geolocation routing so callers reach the right local help faster. Wildlife & Public Land Tensions: Bear-watchers are being warned on Togwotee Pass to stop crowding and blocking bears, while Montana’s “corner crossing” fight heads to court to force a clearer legal answer.
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