Jeff Victor

1 week ago | wyomingpublicmedia.org | Chris Clements |Jeff Victor |Jordan Uplinger |Kamila Kudelska

Lawmakers were set to pick the topics they’ll spend the next few months hearing about from the public and stakeholders. Instead, the committee discussed new rules and norms for the interim. Our general manager breaks down our funding, how a push to cut federal grants would impact the station and how Wyomingites view public media.

Jan 3, 2025 | wyomingpublicmedia.org | Caitlin Tan |Chris Clements |Hannah Habermann |Hanna Merzbach |Jeff Victor |Jordan Uplinger | +2 more

At least three ranches in the Elk Mountain area lost 50 cows to an all but unheard of disease in the U.S. Shortly after the cattle diagnosis, one rancher had potential symptoms of the disease too. We learn more about the handling of the rare disease and how it eroded some local trust in government and public health agencies. The Northern Arapaho Reentry Agency started up this year after the Northern Arapaho Tribe got a federal grant.

Oct 25, 2024 | wyomingpublicmedia.org | Chris Clements |Hannah Habermann |Jeff Victor |Kamila Kudelska

With less than two weeks until the polls close on Nov. 5, we’re taking a look at the competitive races that will determine the balance of power in Wyoming’s state House. Wyoming Public Radio’s statehouse reporter Chris Clements, tribal reporter Hannah Habermann, and Albany County reporter Jeff Victor joined News Director Kamila Kudelska on this episode of Road to Cheyenne. Kamila Kudelska: Let’s start with a race that will decide whether there’s Indigenous representation in the state Legislature.

Aug 2, 2024 | wyomingpublicmedia.org | David Dudley |Hanna Merzbach |Jeff Victor |Kamila Kudelska |Nicky Ouellet |Olivia Weitz | +1 more

Today on the show, how do we balance safety with the desire to leave no trace? That’s the question that’s been consuming the rock climbing community in wilderness areas. Some Wyoming voters have received mail about the upcoming election that contains wrong or misleading information. And we check in on the southeast section of the state for the latest edition of our primary election series - The Road To Cheyenne. Those stories and more.

Oct 17, 2023 | laramiereporter.substack.com | Jeff Victor

Professors and department heads from the University of Wyoming’s College of Health Sciences have accused their dean, Jacob Warren, of engaging in nepotism to benefit his spouse and of costing the college more than $10 million in grant funding by altering grant applications before submission. Those allegations are contained in a 12-page letter calling for a formal dispute resolution process.