Policy

One person was cited by University of Wyoming Police at the Wyoming State Republican Convention on Friday, for open-carrying a gun on the UW campus.

The Associated Students of the University of Wyoming passed a bill during their meeting Tuesday night that updates the policies that dictated the suspension of Turning Point USA’s UW chapter, along with a number of other RSO’s.

The ordinance passed last night after the City Council approved two amendments.

The council voted to postpone the vote for a second time, moving the vote to the meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 13.

The Laramie City Council moved to postpone voting on an original ordinance that would have made several changes to the city’s snow removal policy during their meeting on Tuesday.

The Laramie City Council will hold one last public hearing on the potential changes to the city's snow and ice removal policy before having its third and final reading on the ordinance during their meeting Tuesday night.

The Laramie City Council will hold a public hearing on an original ordinance that will make changes to the Laramie Municipal Code regarding the regulations for removing snow, ice and debris from sidewalks.

Mayor Andrea Summerville said the city council is reviewing the policy over concerns that the charge for a non-consensual tow was not always fair, with some tow companies on the city’s rotational list for non-consensual tows charging more than others.

"We have a couple policies that certainly protect our students," says Yennie. "We are focusing our practices on individuals."

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