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Newly Proposed Labor Laws Create a Union of Discontent
Senator Josh Hawley’s recent proposal to reform U.S. labor law, specifically around union contract negotiations, has stirred significant...
Just the Facts: Bill-eave It or Not, These Bills Are Officially Law
We've heard plenty about the work being done by the Senate and House during this legislative session, but let's shift the focus to what...
Do Tariff Benefits Trump Their High Cost?
The potential impact of upcoming tariffs is a conversation we need to have as business owners, community leaders, and consumers. With an...
Regulatory Relief: Small Business Wins Big!
In a major victory for small businesses, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced on Sunday that it will not enforce penalties or...
CTA Update: New BOI Reporting Deadline!
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is back on the radar for small businesses . A federal court has lifted the injunction that halted...
Rates on Ice—Will Wyoming Feel the Chill?
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady last month, and the newly released minutes from its January meeting indicate that this...
Debanking: Striking the Right Balance for Banks & Businesses
On February 5th and 6th , Congress held hearings on “debanking”—when banks reject potential customers or close existing accounts. While...
Wyoming Fights a $75 Billion Threat to Our Economy
Wyoming , alongside 21 other states, has filed a lawsuit against New York’s Climate Superfund Act , which could impose $75 billion in...
No More Pennies for Your Thoughts
In a recent move to reduce government spending , President Trump has directed the Treasury Secretary to cease the production of new...
Just the Facts: Legislative Session Check-In
We’re well into the 2025 legislative session and many bills and files have seen their end. Wondering how all of the proposed...
H.R. 736: A Lifeline for Small Business
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has issued a key vote letter in strong support for H.R. 736, the Protect Small Business from Excessive...
Legislative Quick Take: Striking the Balance Between Security and Growth
In the wake of growing concerns over fraud and foreign influence, Wyoming is gearing up for a series of legislative actions that could...
Wyoming Businesses Brace for Impact as New Tariffs Take Effect
On Sunday , President Trump issued three Executive Orders imposing new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China , set to take...
Is the Federal Freeze Thawing Out?
On Wednesday , the White House swiftly rescinded a sweeping freeze on federal grants and loans , just days after its abrupt...
Federal Funds Have Been Put On Ice
Federal grants, loans, and financial assistance programs have been temporarily halted by the new administration to ensure compliance...
There’s a Burning Need for Legislation to Address Wildfires
Wildfires in Southern California , made worse by extreme drought and strong winds, have been burning across the Los Angeles County area...
A Declaration of National Emergency
The President has officially declared a national emergency to address the United States' inadequate energy infrastructure and supply ,...
ATTENTION: The Supreme Court Has Revived CTA Requirements!
Last week , the Supreme Court reinstated the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), reviving the original requirement for millions of small...
Why Civics Health Matters to Business
Civics —understanding the rights, responsibilities, and duties of citizens and the workings of government and society—is in a precarious...
Just the Facts: 2024 Wyoming Agency Spending
The following outlines the top agency spending in the state of Wyoming during 2024: Department of Health: $459,445,252.03 University of...
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