AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFederal Courts & Research: A Colorado judge blocked the Trump administration from transferring control of the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center, saying the move looked arbitrary and possibly politically retaliatory, keeping the facility under UCAR’s stewardship while the case plays out. Wyoming Politics: A Cheyenne attorney asked the Wyoming Supreme Court to step in over a voter-data complaint against Secretary of State Chuck Gray, alleging sensitive voter information was shared with the U.S. Department of Justice. Gaming & Jobs: Wyoming Downs and 307 Horse Racing broke ground on an $80 million destination near I-25, targeting a spring 2027 opening and projecting major local tax and job impacts. Drought Help: UW Extension announced a free three-part June webinar series on managing gardens, trees, and turf during drought. Public Safety & Courts: A Cheyenne man, Jessie Murphy Johnson, was sentenced to 110 months after pleading guilty to meth trafficking. Local Sports: Cheyenne’s Alexa Luethy earned Prep Athlete of the Week honors after helping Cheyenne Extreme start 6-0. Weather: Southeast Wyoming is moving into a drier, warmer stretch after storms, with another round possible Sunday.
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