Critics of Biden’s proposed oil-and-gas industry taxes fueled by gas shortages
By Casey Harper, The Center Square
Gas shortages on the East Coast have helped rally Congressional opposition to the portions of President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan that would force oil and gas companies to pay...
Opinion: A Wyoming Republican Call to Action
Opinion by Dr. Joseph McGinley
My name is Dr. Joseph McGinley. I have served as the Chairman of the Natrona County Republican Party (NCRP) for the past 4 years and as Vice Chairman the 4...
Lummis Joins Group Planning To Object To Electoral College Certification
By Jim Angell, Cowboy State Daily
(this story originally appeared on Cowboy State Daily)
U.S. Sen.-elect Cynthia Lummis will join a group of 10 other U.S. senators in voting to reject electors from states where the...
First of its kind nuclear power plant to be built in Wyoming
State representatives, Secretary of Energy, Bill Gates, and others join Governor in announcing plans to construct Natrium reactor in Wyoming
June 2 could be big in Wyoming energy history – and we’ll probably know by...
No Upsets in Local Legislative Races, Deceased Representative Wins
Going into the Tuesday election, Campbell County’s GOP was sitting in a strong position to keep Campbell County’s legislative delegation red.
Only House District 32 incumbent Timothy Hallinan had a challenger. Hallinan’s challenger was Democrat...
Wyoming Lowest In Nation For COVID Vaccinations; Barrasso Says Get Vax, Lummis Says Personal...
By Ellen Fike, Cowboy State Daily
(this story originally appeared on Cowboy State Daily)
With news from the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) that Wyoming ranks the lowest in the nation for coronavirus vaccinations, the state’s two U.S....
Gordon outlines how Wyoming will spend $1 billion in federal funds
By Brianna Kraemer, The Center Square
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon on Monday outlined how his administration intends to use the $1 billion in federal funds allocated to the state.
The governor's announcement comes just days after...
Death penalty repeal dies in State Senate
A measure to repeal the state death penalty was defeated within the Wyoming Senate last week and has been indefinitely postponed, elected officials say.
The bill, Senate File 150 (SF150) would have eliminated the death...
Eight Applications for Edwards’ House Seat
The House District 53 seat held by Roy Edwards may not be vacant for much longer.
As reported by the Associated Press, eight individuals applied to fill the vacancy created by Edwards’ death earlier this...
Is LGBTQ Pride political? Schools struggle with the answer
By Dustin Bleizeffer, WyoFile
The final days of the 2020-21 academic year for most Wyoming schools landed in June when, in addition to graduation and other end-of-year celebrations, many Wyoming students celebrated Pride Month.
But efforts...