Wyoming residents are responsible enough not need the state ordering them to stay in their homes, Gov. Mark Gordon said Monday. Keep Reading | 764 words
The “stay at home” order is different from the more restrictive “shelter in place” orders seen in other areas because a “stay at home” order allows people to go outside. Keep Reading | 411 words
As of Monday morning, 1,389 tests had been completed at the Wyoming Public Health Laboratory and 544 tests were conducted by commercial labs. Keep Reading | 676 words
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Wyoming grew to 94 on Monday as the Wyoming Department of Health reporting seven new cases in five counties. Keep Reading | 191 words
Speaking only for myself, and as one who celebrated his 81st birthday this month, I would rather take the risk of contracting the virus than see my children and grandchildren experience a depression or worse. Keep Reading | 1179 words
Fremont County Health Officer Dr. Brian Gee said there are more than 400 people in the county who have been ordered to self-quarantine. Keep Reading | 612 words
"We’re gonna let the numbers climb, allow hospitals to get inundated and watch people die," said Teton County spokesperson Kristen Waters Keep Reading | 547 words
3:34pm Lots of action (and inaction) in the governor's office today. The remaining bills from this past budget session either were signed into law, vetoed, or went into law without a signature. Here's a recap: Keep Reading | 23541 words
"Though this is our first case, we do not expect it will be our last. I encourage community members to stay vigilant with protective measures as we work together to minimize the spread of this illness" Keep Reading | 271 words
Wyoming’s coronavirus case count increased to 73 on Friday afternoon as new cases were diagnosed in Laramie and Teton counties. Keep Reading | 166 words
