Last Politics in the Park of June featured Gov. Gordon, Robyn Belinskey By Eve Hamilton|Less than a minute ago
Wyoming House Freedom Caucus urges Barrasso, Lummis to oppose gun control bills By Brendan Lachance|4 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: JC Manalo for Senate District 7 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|11 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: Alan Sheldon for House District 9 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|16 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: Lars Lone for House District 10 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|16 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: Ted Hanlon for Senate District 5 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|17 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: Dean Petersen for Wyoming House District 9 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|17 days ago
Candidate Questionnaire: Dave Zwonitzer for Wyoming House District 8 CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cap City News has sent out a questionnaire to those running in the primary election in August. By Cap City Staff|18 days ago
Laramie County election guide: Here’s who’s filed to run for office on August ballots CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Following the 5 p.m. Friday deadline for filing as a candidate for the Aug. 16 Primary Election By Briar Napier|28 days ago
Sen. Cynthia Lummis apologizes after ‘two sexes’ comment evokes jeers, boos at UW commencement A University of Wyoming commencement speaker has apologized after a controversial statement she made in reference to sex and gender By Briar Napier|May 15
Wyoming Youth and Young Adult Council looking for new members CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Youth and Young Adult (YaYA) Council is looking for new members to join in its By Eve Hamilton|May 09
Laramie County Commissioners shrink county electoral districts, precincts ahead of 2022 elections CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In an aim to give the election process "greater efficiency" and cut down on costs, the Laramie By Briar Napier|May 03
Majority Whip, District 11 Rep. Jared Olsen announces bid for reelection Monday morning CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Rep. Jared Olsen, the Majority Whip of the Wyoming House of Representatives, announced Monday morning via a news By Briar Napier|May 02
Wyoming cannabis reform advocates see ‘astronomical’ change in public dialogue but legislators run into more hurdles CASPER, Wyo. — With spring in the air, cannabis reform advocates in Wyoming are stepping up efforts to collect petition By Brendan Lachance|April 20
Gordon vetoes state crypto coin in action on final seven bills Friday CASPER, Wyo. — Governor Mark Gordon took action on the final bills of the 2022 legislative session on Friday, March By Greg Hirst|March 25
Governor signs Second Amendment Protection Act, restricting Wyoming officials from enforcing ‘unconstitutional’ federal firearms regulations CASPER, Wyo. — On Monday, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed the so-called "Second Amendment Protection Act" into law. The new By Brendan Lachance|March 22
Lawmakers laud budget amendment restoring up-to-date funding for disabilities services CHEYENNE, Wyo. — An amendment to the General Appropriations Bill signed by Governor Gordon Friday includes an amendment securing up-to-date By Greg Hirst|March 12
Governor to sign nine more bills into law during ceremony Friday at the Wyoming Capitol CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon plans to sign nine more 2022 Budget Session bills during a formal signing By Brendan Lachance|March 11
Gordon signs two bills Monday, creating business succession loans, increasing tribes’ access to grants CASPER, Wyo. — Governor Mark Gordon held a formal bill signing ceremony Monday afternoon for the first two bills of By Greg Hirst|March 07
Oil and gas ‘rebate’ bill dies in committee March 4, 2022 by Dustin Bleizeffer, WyoFile Lawmakers will take another year to consider how to adjust state-level mineral taxes to counter By Wyofile|March 06
Will Russian uranium fuel Wyoming’s new nuclear plant? War in Ukraine colors Equality State yellowcake debate CASPER, Wyo. — Kemmerer, Wyoming has been selected as the preferred site for TerraPower's ~$4 billion Natrium nuclear reactor demonstration By Brendan Lachance|February 28
Wyoming bill would refund fossil fuel producers with state’s share of federal mineral royalty tax rate increases CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Senate is working on legislation that aims to provide tax refunds to fossil fuel producers By Brendan Lachance|February 21
Not on a witch hunt? Wyoming House allow Rep. Zwonitzer to continue serving after complaint about residency CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming House of Representatives on Tuesday, Feb. 15 considered a motion to form a special committee By Brendan Lachance|February 15
VIDEO: Governor to deliver ‘State of the State’ message as Wyoming Legislature convene 2022 budget session CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Legislature's 2022 budget session is set to convene at 10 a.m. Monday, February 14 at By Brendan Lachance|February 14
Wyoming legislators could consider primary election runoff bill in budget session CASPER, Wyo. — An effort to implement runoff elections in Wyoming is again before the state legislature as the legislature By Greg Hirst|February 13
Wyoming bill proposes prohibiting release of mugshots prior to conviction Stephanie Thompson – SweetwaterNOW – February 8, 2022 SWEETWATER COUNTY — A Rock Springs state legislator has submitted a bill that By SweetwaterNow|February 08
Lawmakers want to reimburse fossil fuel producers to offset fed royalty hike Under legislation, Wyoming would refund a portion of a company’s state severance tax bill “equal to” its portion owed in By Wyofile|February 08
ACLU of Wyoming and Wyoming Equality: Anti-trans bill aims to inflame, distracts from real priorities CASPER, Wyo. — The ACLU of Wyoming and Wyoming Equality are urging the Wyoming Legislature to maintain focus on priorities By Brendan Lachance|February 03
Wyoming’s Joint Revenue Committee proposes optional local 1% real estate tax on sales above $1.5M CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee is sponsoring a bill for consideration during the 2022 budget session By Cap City Staff|January 26
Wyoming’s revenue forecast gets a modest upgrade Lawmakers now have an additional $38 million dollars to consider when shaping a budget at the upcoming session. Maggie Mullen, By Wyofile|January 20
Laramie, Albany counties in ‘chaos’ after redistricting move State representative says a quarter of Wyoming is back to ‘square one’ with time slipping. Joel Funk, WyoFile Power struggles between By Wyofile|January 18
Wyoming state agencies to start presenting budget requests to legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee on December 1 CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee (JAC) will be conducting budget hearings for the 2023-2023 biennium budget By Brendan Lachance|November 24, 2021
Cheyenne bishop calls for Wyoming legislature to support mothers, children in wake of Supreme Court abortion decision By Eve Hamilton|Less than a minute ago
County’s LEAD program hopes to continue on in helping those with substance-use issues By Briar Napier|Less than a minute ago
130 mph pursuit ends with rollover south of Gillette; suspect hospitalized By Ryan Lewallen|12 minutes ago
Police say Green River double homicide suspect has died from self-inflicted injuries By Greg Hirst|23 minutes ago