Kathleen Stinson is a journalist who focuses on local news in Sun City, Arizona. She has written for various publications, including the Daily News-Sun, Telluride Daily Planet, Curry Coastal Pilot, and The World Newspaper. Kathleen's articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local politics, and human interest stories.
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By: Kathleen Stinson Saratoga Sun
SARATOGA — The Wyoming State Legislature passed two senate bills aimed at incentivizing the recruitment and retention of volunteers for emergency medical services (EMS) this session, but neither address the need for a revamp in the reimbursement system that financially supports the service.
“This is your win”: Sky Harbor workers applaud the move but fear retaliation if they take breaks or feel sick.
SARATOGA — Some cities and towns in tourist destinations like Wyoming and Montana have been capping, or are looking at capping, the number of allowable short-term rentals as a way
The Wyoming State Engineer's Office is holding a public meeting in June in Saratoga to allow the HF Sinclair Refinery to explain its proposed exchange of water rights and give the public an opportunity to comment on what effect that may have on their water rights.
The mismatch between the supply of water the Colorado River can provide and the demand for its resource throughout the West has given rise to plans proposed this spring to reduce the level of consumption and rebuild storage at Lake Powell Reservoir.
WYDOT Public Relations Specialist Andrea Staley said the two projects are a bridge rehabilitation project that has a structure on Wyoming Highway 76 at MM 221.68 and another on Interstate 80 near Wagonhound.
Carbon Power & Light, Inc., a nonprofit member-owned cooperative that distributes electricity, has established a new rate which affects three members operating utility-scale wind generation systems in its service area.
Secretary of State Chuck Gray and the County Clerks Association of Wyoming disagree on whether drop boxes as a means for delivery of absentee ballots are safe, secure and statutorily authorized.
According to the 2024 Wyoming Workforce Annual Report published in June, Wyoming's labor market continued to grow in 2023, with the number of jobs finally returning to prepandemic levels from 2019.
Carbon County's population decline, or net outmigration, and the state's increase in baby boomers marks some trends in a recent report by the Wyoming Economic Analysis Division.
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