Coal bankruptcy ruling could mean $30M hit to Wyoming county
GILLETTE, Wyo. - A Wyoming county could lose out on over $30 million in mineral production taxes owed by a bankrupt coal company following a decision by a judge. Delaware U.S. Bank…
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