CHEYENNE, Wyo. — On Thursday, Gov. Mark Gordon approved several more bills to come out of the state Legislature during
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
GILLETTE, Wyo. — A bill establishing education savings accounts for certain Wyoming students has made it out of committee with
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.
Student lobbyists worked to counter confusion about the bill in committee. They hope lawmakers get educated before they consider it
A Senate amendment would block or otherwise ‘sweep’ some $400 million back into savings and budget accounts due to concerns
Senate approves measures to defund often-targeted programs, but similar attempts fail in the House. Now, the two sides will need
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would effectively end the market for hemp products containing delta-8 and other THC derivatives
These disclosures, which lawmakers and statewide electeds are required to submit every year, allow the public to monitor for potential
If the bill is signed into law, the task force would be allowed to operate up until Dec. 31, 2024.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Looking at enhancing transparency and accountability within law enforcement, the Wyoming Legislature has unanimously advanced House Bill
Measure would strip local governments of power to regulate construction and development of accessory residential units.
By pushing the deadline to 2038, Wyoming ratepayers would continue to pay potentially millions of dollars annually for technical analysis
Despite uncertain lawmakers and mainly negative feedback, the latest proposal ekes out of an interim committee, 6-8.
A Wyoming agency’s fight to get personnel records from Albany County Sheriff’s Office five years after a killing has spurred
Measure seeks to equip Legislature — independent of executive branch — with the means to defend Wyoming’s interests from perceived
Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed 30% rate hike is under scrutiny at the Public Service Commission and down the street at
A legislative committee declined to change ambiguous language in the new law. Meanwhile, registered voters hoping to keep their options
After a first attempt in September, lawmakers have a new piece of legislation to work that more narrowly targets synthetics
Extreme temperatures catapulted natural gas demand and prices, boosting 2023 financial predictions. The state’s long-term picture, however, remains less lucrative.
Districts would see increased funding for the 2024-25 school year if approved by the Legislature during the upcoming budget session.
The Legislature’s Corporations Committee is set to consider seven draft bills that test whether a utility’s power generation and grid
A constitutional procedure will give the hard-line faction initial veto power in the House, but they’ll still need votes from
Refunded residents more than doubled after the Wyoming Legislature expanded eligibility last spring. Another expansion could be twice as nice,
Even some challenging Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed 29.2% rate hike said the Legislature’s approach would place ratepayers at greater risk.
State law is inhibiting the decertification of a sheriff’s deputy who killed an unarmed man. Lawmakers are eyeing a fix.
Hemp-derived product creates similar, but often more mild, effects as marijuana. Its legality is tenuous, but it’s become a big
Last winter’s higher-than-usual interstate closures and an increasing number of wind-blown wrecks have spurred lawmakers into action.
