One-Third Of Wyoming Legislators Unopposed In Re-Election Bid
A large number of candidates for the state Legislature find themselves unopposed. Keep Reading | 763 words
Legislators: Next Special Session Won’t Deal With Massive Revenue Shortage
It is unlikely Wyoming’s Legislature will tackle the state’s budget problems in its next special session, the president of the state’s Senate said Friday. Keep Reading | 880 words
Wyoming Legislature Passes Bills To Spend $1.25 Billion To Help Businesses, Renters
State legislators approved bills authorizing Gov. Mark Gordon to spend $1.25 billion in federal coronavirus relief funds. Keep Reading | 778 words
Public Can Watch Wyoming Special Legislative Session On YouTube
The public will be able to watch the Wyoming Special Legislative Session beginning Friday on YouTube. Keep Reading | 552 words
Ray Peterson: Heaven Help Our Legislators
Heaven help our legislators. Tough decisions will need to be made in a very timely manner this week. Keep Reading | 1470 words
Wyoming Bipartisanship on Display in Wall Street Journal
One example of the two parties actually getting along occurred just last week in a Wyoming-focused video published on the Wall Street Journal. Keep Reading | 661 words
The Press Must Be Allowed In The State Capitol For The Special Legislative Session
In short, reporters, the eyes and ears of the public, need to be allowed into the Capitol to watch this special session. Keep Reading | 559 words
Wyoming Special Session Set For May 15, Legislators Say
Wyoming’s legislators will meet in a little more than a week for a brief special session to address how to spend federal money given to the state to soften the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to several lawmakers. Keep Reading | 473 words
Gordon Rejects Across-The-Board Cuts to Staff, Spending
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
Tax On Vaping Materials, E-cigarettes Becomes Law
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