CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon signed four bills Friday that strengthen Wyoming residents' Second Amendment rights. Gordon signed the
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon signed four bills Friday that strengthen Wyoming residents' Second Amendment rights. Gordon signed the
CASPER, Wyo. — On Monday, Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed Senate File 44, which started about bonding issues related to permits
While the trust fund didn’t receive enough money this budget session to fund 988 in perpetuity, lawmakers say it’s not
Head shops around the state are scrambling to understand what this will mean and whether this will close their doors
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed a bill addressing charter schools Thursday, saying it's a “bailing wire fix” that
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — On Thursday, Gov. Mark Gordon approved several more bills to come out of the state Legislature during
A new set of negotiators successfully picked up the pieces after budget talks imploded Monday night. But the work’s not
House Bill 148 requires women to get an ultrasound 48 hours before an abortion. A similar requirement caused uproar in
Restricting foreign influence and immigration in Wyoming is a top priority for some lawmakers. But their attempts to keep legislation
The Wyoming Senate overruled its president, countermanded its Rules Committee and reversed its Judiciary committee to revive a controversial gun
Senate File 99 would ban surgery, puberty blockers and hormone therapies as forms of gender-affirming care for minors. Backers say
After the House called a stalemate on budget talks and sought a clean slate, the Senate plunged into a tailspin
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon took action on 18 bills on Monday and 13 on Tuesday inside the Governor's
Legislation has been killed and revived, amended heavily and contested by everyone from the Wyoming Education Association to homeschool parents.
Sponsors say, once again, the additional regulations are about safety. And once again, opponents argue it’s about eliminating abortion.
Senate committee endorsed a bill to provide the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission with personnel records needed to investigate
Budget talks between the Wyoming Legislature’s two chambers kicked off Wednesday. Negotiators have major differences to resolve and only days
Student lobbyists worked to counter confusion about the bill in committee. They hope lawmakers get educated before they consider it
The Legislature started with 20 property-tax bills. With less than two weeks left in the session, lawmakers still have seven
A Senate amendment would block or otherwise ‘sweep’ some $400 million back into savings and budget accounts due to concerns
This year’s 988 lifeline funding bill failed to meet a procedural deadline. But a budget amendment lawmakers adopted last week
Senate approves measures to defund often-targeted programs, but similar attempts fail in the House. Now, the two sides will need
Appointed to represent local governments on the regulatory reduction task force, former Jackson mayor says that was not his job.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would effectively end the market for hemp products containing delta-8 and other THC derivatives
Through the budgeting process, the secretary of state is being scrutinized by some in the Wyoming Legislature, which has a
Proponents of the measure say more time is needed to attract interest from prospective third parties that might assume the
One committee’s actions could be rendered null and void by the larger House’s budget amendment.
The first round of the Legislature’s budget battle went late into the evening in both chambers. It saw the latest
These disclosures, which lawmakers and statewide electeds are required to submit every year, allow the public to monitor for potential
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