AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWyoming Government & Agencies: Wyoming Game and Fish leadership is in flux after records suggest Director Angi Bruce’s departure was likely involuntary, even as Gov. Mark Gordon had announced her resignation for a new “special policy initiatives” role. Energy & Land Use: Split-estate landowners are pushing back on a Trump-era Interior/Bureau of Land Management proposal that would reduce notice and public input on oil and gas leasing, raising fresh alarms in Wyoming and other Western states. Federal Policy Watch: The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge stayed hot—PCE inflation held at 3.7% in July and core at 3.3%—keeping pressure on interest-rate decisions ahead of Jackson Hole. National Tech & Consumer Protection: A sweeping $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta targets Instagram and Facebook child-safety, with states receiving guaranteed payouts and court-ordered reforms like age verification, teen time limits, and nighttime blocks. Local Health Services: Crook County Medical Services District rolled out expanded counseling at all three clinic locations, adding a new licensed counselor with telehealth options. Wyoming Politics & Elections: Trump’s beef-tariff pause drew GOP backlash from cattle-state lawmakers including Sen. John Barrasso, underscoring how national trade fights are colliding with Wyoming’s ranching politics.
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