Jeff Victor is a journalist based in Laramie, Wyoming, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for Wyoming Public Radio & Media and his work has also been featured in the Wyoming Business Report. Jeff's articles cover a wide range of topics including housing shortages, political neutrality, LGBTQ+ rights, and advocacy for various causes.
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Jeff Victor's focus is primarily on local news related to government and politics, culture, society, and legal issues within Wyoming. His coverage heavily features expert commentary and announcements regarding legal policy regulation.
If you have expertise in local political matters or cultural events in Wyoming, or can offer insightful commentary on legal developments within the state, your pitch may be of interest to Jeff. Additionally, if you have data-driven insights relevant to his coverage areas such as government policies affecting Wyoming residents or social issues concerning discrimination and LGBTQ+ rights specifically within the state, it could also capture his attention.
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By: Jeff Victor
The Senate Conservative Leadership Caucus was a short-lived nonprofit organization founded by three Wyoming state senators.
By: Jeff Victor, David Dudley, Kamila Kudelska
This week, we’re looking at legislative races in the southeast part of the state.
By: Nicky Ouellet, David Dudley, Hanna Merzbach, Rae Solomon, Kamila Kudelska, Olivia Weitz, Jeff Victor
Open Spaces Show Rundown for July 19, 2024
By: Jeff Victor
The number of Wyoming residents living without health insurance is falling, but the Equality State still lags behind most of the nation.
By: Jeff Victor
Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray has launched an investigation into a political action committee affiliated with Democrats. Gray has not provided evidence of an Equality State-version of the alleged national scheme.
By: Jeff Victor
The University of Wyoming currently prohibits its students, employees and others from carrying or storing guns on campus. But that could change.
By: Jeff-Victor, Olivia-Weitz
More than 122,000 people turned out to vote in Wyoming's primary election. While that's the lowest primary turnout since 2016 , Wyoming Public Radio heard across the state: some Wyomingites were eager for their voices to be heard.
By: Jeff Victor
ECHO uses virtual mentoring sessions to share specialist knowledge, connecting educators and healthcare providers with university faculty and with each other.
By: Nicky Ouellet, Jeff Victor
The new Pearl Fire burning in Larimer County, Colorado spurred a “get ready to leave” notice from the state border through Tie Siding on land west of Highway 287. The Pearl Fire is estimated at 200 acres with no containment.
By: Nicky Ouellet, Jeff Victor
Gusty winds are expected across the state Wednesday evening. Fire departments ask for folks not to park on dry grass.
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