Natrona County Rep. Chuck Gray said monies allocated to the State Capitol Building were unnecessary and the restoration project should be considered finished. Keep Reading | 845 words
A supplemental state budget that reflects cuts of almost $450 million in state spending must be adopted to put the state in good fiscal condition Keep Reading | 639 words
During a light minute on the floor of the Wyoming State Senate on Monday, President Dockstader explained that the mark on his forehead was not because he was attacked by members of the House. Keep Reading | 575 words
Rep. Mike Yin, D-Jackson, is the primary sponsor for legislation that would place a flat 4% income tax for all Wyoming residents. Keep Reading | 625 words
This year, another scene unfolded. The typically crowded galleries sat mostly empty, just a handful of masked staff and onlookers to bear witness. Keep Reading | 1479 words
Governor Mark Gordon on Monday signed the first two bills of the eight-day virtual legislative session. Keep Reading | 715 words
The power to recall elected officials of all levels could be placed in the hands of the Wyoming people, assuming a bill and a resolution granting such power advances through the State Legislature. Keep Reading | 960 words
As the Biden administration places new restrictions on the oil and as industry, Wyoming lawmakers are discussing tax increases to shore up budget holes. Keep Reading | 641 words
Wyoming’s Legislature is set to review an increase in tobacco taxes that would add 24 cents to the cost of a pack of cigarettes if approved. Keep Reading | 486 words
Wyoming’s Legislature is looking at two ways to raise money for maintenance and repair of the state’s roads, an uel tax increase of 9 cents per gallon and a proposal to charge vehicles for every mile they drive in the state. Keep Reading | 714 words
