AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoWyoming U.S. House race heats up: Ten Republicans and two Democrats filed for the state’s lone House seat primary, with the Sheridan Press spotlighting candidates’ views on public lands and the Roadless Rule. Campaign origin story: Kevin Christensen says he decided to run after seeing “empty rhetoric” in ads, citing his 27-year career that includes two Iraq combat tours and leadership roles managing millions of acres for the Bureau of Land Management. Cheyenne Frontier Days culture: CFD adds the Horse Nations Indian Relay Races and opens the Morning Star American Indian Village, continuing the rodeo’s push to celebrate Indigenous cultures through performance and art. Health and community pressure: A Natrona Collective Health Trust survey finds Wyoming voters across the board are most worried about the cost of healthcare, with many doubting kids can afford to stay in-state. Public health watch: The CDC reports measles cases rising to 2,260 across 44 jurisdictions, raising concerns as summer travel ramps up. Local faith and history: A story on Martin’s Cove revisits the LDS church’s long-running interest in the site and the controversy around managing holy ground on public land.
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