Legislation to provide healthcare coverage to low-income mothers after giving birth met heavy opposition, but prevailed — frequently by a
Legislation to provide healthcare coverage to low-income mothers after giving birth met heavy opposition, but prevailed — frequently by a
Lawmakers socked away a record $1.4 billion into savings while restoring some funds to ‘eroded’ public services.
The House Minerals Committee held a rare executive session to discuss coal shipping challenges and proprietary information with BNSF Railway.
At the direction of the Wyoming Legislature, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is poised to debut shed-antler-gathering regulations that
If enacted, law would prohibit voters from changing their party affiliation during the 96 days leading up to the primary
Wyoming residents with a first-time, nonviolent felony conviction could potentially see their right to own a firearm restored, thanks to
A real estate agent’s opinion that hunters should pay financial damages for passing through the airspace of a ranch doesn’t
A small Wyoming oil company is behind a bill that would force CO2 capture at coal smokestacks.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Governor Mark Gordon took action on eight bills on Saturday, Feb. 18. The governor signed the following
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Super Tag raffle raised $1.87 million for conservation in 2023. The Wyoming Game and Fish
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill to help counties form and fund EMS districts is heading to Gov. Mark Gordon’s desk
The Senate employed a rarely used rule to resurrect failed legislation and thwart the will of one of its committees.
Bill strolling through the Legislature would make erroneous private property postings a criminal offense with fines up to $10K.
Hunters protest a measure that would have justified ‘termination’ of criminal trespass by landowners, their agents.
An abnormally high number of bills perished after failing to meet deadlines, leaving lawmakers divided on what that says about
In the Wyoming Senate, worries about finite funds to handle in-state issues beat back a bombastic bill designed to shine
Another effort this year by state lawmakers to get Wyoming on one set time has failed in the state House.
House Bill 0250 would have stopped police or family from intervening in someone's ability to purchase or use a firearm if
Senate set to review measure that would justify landowners or agents who use force to stop what they believe is
Steep price increases for 40% of nonresident licenses is being billed as a way to subsidize tags for more budget-oriented
The following is not an exhaustive list of bill activity this week in the Legislature, but features many bills that
A heap of bills would ease the burden of rising property taxes for residents. One that would come at a
The keynote speaker for the 2023 “Governor’s Prayer Breakfast” will be Anne Beiler, the founder of the soft pretzel business
Nonresident hunters looking to take some Wyoming wildlife may find increased fees — some more than double — in 2024
CASPER, Wyo. — From preventing ballot harvesting to prohibiting pornography in schools to criminalizing sexual relations between a police officer
Bill OK’d in committee would bring Wyoming into alignment with neighboring states on the use of thermal and infrared technologies
One bill would add concealed carry permits to the list of acceptable IDs, another could inadvertently prohibit Medicare and Medicaid
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill allowing the use of video systems on official traffic control devices to monitor pedestrian safety
With momentum from the missing and murdered Indigenous people crisis, a notification system for adults akin to Amber alerts for
The House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee voted 5-4 to recommend a bill extending healthcare coverage for new moms.
