Although vetoing the bill, Gordon continued to pledge his commitment “that we will continue to find ways to take steps to explore this opportunity.” Keep Reading | 856 words
Gordon, in his veto message, said the legislation was unnecessary because existing law guarantees appropriate medical care. Keep Reading | 239 words
The closure applies to nail salons, hair salons and barber shops; cosmetology, electrology and esthetic services; massage parlors; and tattoo, body art and piercing shops. Keep Reading | 312 words
The impacts of the coronavirus in Wyoming are likely to last far beyond two weeks and the state may have to put more restrictions in place to slow the spread of the virus, Gov. Mark Gordon said Monday. Keep Reading | 730 words
Gov. Mark Gordon on Friday urged Wyoming’s residents not to panic over the impacts of the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. Keep Reading | 622 words
Gov. Mark Gordon on Friday declared a state of emergency for Wyoming in the face of the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. Keep Reading | 224 words
A section of the state budget directing Gov. Mark Gordon to make personnel cuts of $2 million over the next two years was vetoed by the governor Thursday. Keep Reading | 572 words
Decisions to close local facilities such as schools or cancel events in the face of the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19 will be left in the hands of local officials, Gov. Mark Gordon said Thursday. Keep Reading | 814 words
A new tax on vapes and vaping materials will take effect in July under legislation signed into law by Gov. Mark Gordon. Keep Reading | 170 words
A bill creating a statewide lodging tax was signed into law Friday by Gov. Mark Gordon, clearing the way for the tax to take effect Jan. 1. Keep Reading | 180 words
