Gordon vetoes Legislature’s $75M land-use legal fund spurred by Rock Springs plan By WyoFile|2 days ago
Wyoming will ban marijuana substitute delta-8; burgeoning industry’s future uncertain By WyoFile|4 days ago
The end of most ‘gun-free zones’ draws near in Wyoming as lawmakers shoot down exemptions By WyoFile|10 days ago
Gordon signs bills amending state mental health assistance, child welfare By Jared Gendron|11 days ago
Gordon doesn’t sign ‘parental rights’ bill, calling it unnecessary, dangerous ‘I struggle to see what additional value this bill brings for an individual parent and their child,’ governor writes, noting By WyoFile|11 days ago
Curbs on foreign land ownership, immigrant driver’s licenses fail in House Restricting foreign influence and immigration in Wyoming is a top priority for some lawmakers. But their attempts to keep legislation By WyoFile|12 days ago
Shot down, resuscitated: Wyoming Senate bucks precedent to target gun-free zones The Wyoming Senate overruled its president, countermanded its Rules Committee and reversed its Judiciary committee to revive a controversial gun By WyoFile|12 days ago
Wyoming’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors advances Senate File 99 would ban surgery, puberty blockers and hormone therapies as forms of gender-affirming care for minors. Backers say By WyoFile|13 days ago
Chaos grips Wyoming Legislature after budget negotiations implode After the House called a stalemate on budget talks and sought a clean slate, the Senate plunged into a tailspin By WyoFile|13 days ago
Gov. Gordon signs 31 bills into law on Monday, Tuesday CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon took action on 18 bills on Monday and 13 on Tuesday inside the Governor's By County 17|13 days ago
School choice bill sheds early childhood component as it advances through Senate Legislation has been killed and revived, amended heavily and contested by everyone from the Wyoming Education Association to homeschool parents. By WyoFile|14 days ago
Wyoming ban on delta-8, similar hemp products nears finish line Senate File 32 only has a few votes left on the House floor before reaching the governor’s desk. Businesses that By WyoFile|16 days ago
House, Senate square off over funding for Gordon’s energy strategy Whether the Legislature should cede spending authority over some $430 million to the executive branch could complicate budget negotiations between By WyoFile|16 days ago
Clock ticks on budget as House awaits Senate counteroffer Senate negotiators appointed for their conservatism have yet to respond to a House proposal made Thursday. Lawmakers are already out By WyoFile|17 days ago
Ultrasound, waiting-period requirements added to Wyoming abortion restriction bill Sponsors say, once again, the additional regulations are about safety. And once again, opponents argue it’s about eliminating abortion. By WyoFile|18 days ago
Bill granting greater access to police records for misconduct inquiries advances Senate committee endorsed a bill to provide the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission with personnel records needed to investigate By WyoFile|18 days ago
Advocates hope to clear confusion around outdoor recreation funding bill Student lobbyists worked to counter confusion about the bill in committee. They hope lawmakers get educated before they consider it By WyoFile|19 days ago
Property tax reform faces tight legislative timeline The Legislature started with 20 property-tax bills. With less than two weeks left in the session, lawmakers still have seven By WyoFile|19 days ago
Barrasso to talk with colleagues before deciding on McConnell leadership replacement CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso says he plans to talk with colleagues about the direction of Republican Senate By Oil City News|19 days ago
Gordon’s key climate and energy funding tool in budget crosshairs A Senate amendment would block or otherwise ‘sweep’ some $400 million back into savings and budget accounts due to concerns By WyoFile|19 days ago
Secretary of State Gray silent on True the Vote’s lack of voter fraud evidence During his campaign, Gray sponsored showings of a film that alleged widespread voter fraud in swing states. But the nonprofit By WyoFile|20 days ago
K-12 mental health services funding revived in budget After the Freedom Caucus blocked a bill to strengthen mental health resources in schools, the Wyoming House voted Thursday to By WyoFile|22 days ago
Safety measure or another attempt at eliminating abortion? Wyoming lawmakers back new abortion rules What opponents call biased and unscientific, proponents laud as a necessary safety mechanism for women seeking abortions. By WyoFile|22 days ago
Wyoming Legislature’s two chambers OK ‘Kelly Parcel’ sale to feds for $100M The budget bill stipulation authorizing a transaction between Wyoming and the National Park Service survived a midnight House run. The By WyoFile|22 days ago
Wyoming Freedom Caucus divided on benefits for fallen police officers’ families The hard-line group of Republicans were split on a budget amendment responding to the recent killing of a Sheridan police By WyoFile|23 days ago
Wyoming lawmakers set for showdown over UW gender studies, diversity office Senate approves measures to defund often-targeted programs, but similar attempts fail in the House. Now, the two sides will need By WyoFile|25 days ago
Hemp businesses at risk as Wyoming Legislature considers tighter regulations CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would effectively end the market for hemp products containing delta-8 and other THC derivatives By Cap City News|25 days ago
Gray’s involvement in Trump case prompts legislators to ask: Who can sue on Wyoming’s behalf? Through the budgeting process, the secretary of state is being scrutinized by some in the Wyoming Legislature, which has a By WyoFile|26 days ago
Wyoming’s coal carbon capture mandate makes legislative advances Proponents of the measure say more time is needed to attract interest from prospective third parties that might assume the By WyoFile|26 days ago
House ‘insurance policy’ could keep 988 suicide hotline funding at full $40M One committee’s actions could be rendered null and void by the larger House’s budget amendment. By WyoFile|26 days ago
Lawmakers aim to bar gender-affirming care, provide $2M for border security through budget changes The first round of the Legislature’s budget battle went late into the evening in both chambers. It saw the latest By WyoFile|27 days ago
Lawmakers and execs disclose finances, contracts These disclosures, which lawmakers and statewide electeds are required to submit every year, allow the public to monitor for potential By WyoFile|28 days ago
Failed House Bill 49 would have required video/audio of public meetings CASPER, Wyo. — A proposed bill to require live audio and/or video access to public meetings died in the Wyoming By Tom Morton|29 days ago
Majority of bills related to gender identity fail introduction, three remain Bills have been wide-ranging this year, including limits on gender-affirming care for minors, preferred pronoun usage, as well as obscenity By WyoFile|30 days ago
Gillette City Council to hold public hearing for proposed $8M budget amendment By Ryan Lewallen|12 hours ago