Maggie Mullen is a Reporter at WyoFile. She focuses on state government and politics, bringing insights into legislation, legal affairs, and current events that resonate with regional and world interests. Maggie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Cody Enterprise, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and the Casper Star-Tribune.
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Maggie Mullen focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and announcements in Wyoming. She covers topics such as transgender rights, local government decisions, property tax issues, and the politics of Wyoming.
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The State Board of Equalization must certify residential property tax values in Wyoming, a Laramie County District Court ruled Friday.
By: Maggie Mullen
Local and state officials responsible for administering Wyoming’s property tax system are in uncharted waters. A recently adopted state law has skewed assessed values across the state, creating significant disparities between how one home may be taxed compared to another down the street.
By: Maggie Mullen
The Wyoming Supreme Court declined Tuesday to intervene in a Cheyenne lawyer’s dispute with the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office over its handling of an election complaint against Secretary of State
The agreement, granted by a district court, is designed to minimize disruptions to Wyoming’s tax system.
By: Maggie Mullen
Wyoming's State Board of Equalization has agreed to implement a property tax cap while a lawsuit challenging its constitutionality works through the court system.
By: Maggie Mullen
If you thought only three Republicans were running for Wyoming governor, that’s probably because Curt Blake, a fourth contender hailing from Centennial,
By: Maggie Mullen
If you thought only three Republicans were running for Wyoming governor, that's probably because Curt Blake, a fourth contender hailing from Centennial, has kept a low profile.
Curt Blake, a Republican and Centennial resident, is running for governor.
By: Maggie Mullen, Jordan Uplinger, Nicky Ouellet
Cheyenne Roundup is back for a special series previewing Wyoming's primary election. This week, we're looking at the state Legislature, where the hardline Freedom Caucus is hoping to grow its majority in the House and add to its allies in the Senate.
By: Maggie Mullen
The last two times the governor’s seat was open in Wyoming, the Republican nominee handily won the general election. But first, they won the primary election with less than 50% of the vote, sparking enduring disputes about conservative bona fides and changes to Wyoming’s primary elections.
