Maya Shimizu Harris is a journalist based in Casper, Wyoming. She writes for the Casper Star-Tribune and her work has also appeared in various other publications in Wyoming. Maya covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, legal issues, wildlife conservation, and human interest stories.
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Maya Shimizu Harris focuses heavily on local and state-level government and politics in Wyoming, with a particular emphasis on legal policy and regulation. She frequently reports on legislative developments, court rulings, and the actions of political figures at both the state and federal level.
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By: Maggie Mullen, Maya Shimizu Harris
Republican policies are often set at the grassroots level by committeemen and women. There’s a new rule for how to replace them if they miss too many meetings.
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
CASPER—On Sunday afternoon, a crowd packed into the Tate Pumphouse along the North Platte River. The outfits of some in attendance made it clear what kind
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
CASPER – On Sunday afternoon, a crowd packed into the Tate Pumphouse along the North Platte River. The outfits of some in attendance made it clear what kind of gathering
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
CASPER – On Sunday afternoon, a crowd packed into the Tate Pumphouse along the North Platte River. The outfits of some in attendance made it clear what kind of gathering this was.
By: Maggie Mullen, Maya Shimizu Harris
Make Liberty Win is popping up on doorsteps and in mailboxes, and through phone calls and text messages, but fails to give voters accurate information.
By: Jarvis Will, Tyler Cessor
Far-right firebrand loses reelection bid after local school administrator earns more than 56% of the vote.
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
By better educating the public about ambulance services and their roles in saving lives, agencies and communities are hoping to gain support across the state.
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
In House District 57, a school administrator and political newcomer sought to challenge the ‘Joan of Arc’ of Wyoming’s far-right movement. The race was a journey of moral calculations and personal sacrifice amid a time when Wyoming politics has become characterized by personal attacks.
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
In only a few years, the Wyoming Freedom Caucus went from a loose collection of several lawmakers to the group now poised to control the statehouse. The transformation came as the group aligned with a national organization.
By: Maya Shimizu Harris
The State Freedom Caucus Network, a national right-wing political organization that aims to establish hard-line majorities in every statehouse in
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