Most people I’ve talked to about this proposed land deal usually respond with “What the …” and “I thought the State was broke,” but some have expressed the view that it would be good to have more public land, more public access, more areas set aside for wildlife – as if state and federal lands are managed in the same way. They aren’t. Keep Reading | 1247 words
House Bill 78 would allow employees to have firearms in their locked vehicles in their employers’ parking lots. The firearm would have to be out of site and employers could prohibit firearms from the workplace. Keep Reading | 296 words
A new organization is giving emergency medical services personnel a unified voice in the Legislature. Keep Reading | 260 words
The hypocrisy of Gordon mentioning his commitment to state government transparency in his State of the State address is not lost on me. Keep Reading | 1128 words
City officials have said that unless Frontier Days agrees to cover the cost of the security, estimated at $100,000 to $200,000 per year, the permit that allows the sale of beer at the rodeo grounds will be withheld. Keep Reading | 362 words
A bill aimed at prohibiting “gun buybacks” using public money won final approval in the House on Wednesday. Keep Reading | 335 words
“At least let’s call this what it really is. It’s an attempt to raise salary and in this environment of deficits … time is being wasted on this and it’s … inconsistent with our values," said Rep. Chuck Gray Keep Reading | 363 words
A measure that would impose a statewide 5 percent lodging tax on the cost of hotel and motel rooms won final approval Monday from the state House of Representatives. Keep Reading | 396 words
“Even Saudi Arabia right now is trying to take steps to eliminate child marriage," said Rep. Charles Pelkey. Keep Reading | 336 words
Wyoming’s Legislature ended the first week of its budget session Friday with a deadline for the introduction of bills to be considered during the budget session. Keep Reading | 501 words
