Rep. Steve Harshman will not be censured for calling Rep. Gray a “little fu***er” during a legislative proceeding.
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The cost of the Wyoming Legislature’s special session will cost at least $125,000, according to latest calculations.
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Rep. Steve Harshman apologized on Friday morning after he was caught on a hot microphone cursing at colleague Rep. Chuck Gray.
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Democrat leaders in Wyoming’s Legislature on Friday unsuccessfully proposed new legislation that would create a COVID impact support program using American Rescue Plan funds, legislators announced.
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What was supposed to only last three days will now stretch into the next week, at least, the Wyoming Speaker of the House said on Thursday.
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The legislation named after and in honor of a Laramie teenager who was arrested following her refusal to wear a mask earlier this month died in the Wyoming Senate on Wednesday.
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Nine bills aimed at reducing the impact of the federal coronavirus vaccination mandate on Wyoming residents and businesses have been selected for further review during the Legislature’s special session.
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Gov. Gordon, in welcoming the Legislature to the State Capitol, said federal vaccine mandates are offensive to Wyoming citizens and must be addressed.
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Longtime Sen. Cale Case, R-Lander, sent out a document over the weekend to his fellow legislators, detailing why the upcoming legislative special session on President Biden’s vaccine mandate is a bad idea.
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Fremont County Sen. Cale Case said the Wyoming Legislature cannot hold a special session every time “a bunch of people get mad at something.”
The Wyoming Legislature will convene for a special session next week to address coronavirus vaccination mandates expected to be handed down by the federal government, the Legislative Service Office announced Tuesday.
Wyoming’s legislators are divided over whether or not the state should hold a special session regarding President Joe Biden’s proposed vaccine mandates.
A special legislative session to discuss how to spend $1.3 billion in federal funds will occur in mid-July, according to a Wyoming legislator
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