Judiciary Committee questions constitutionality, legality of Wyoming’s ‘Life is a Human Right Act’ By Cap City News|3 days ago
Wyoming Legislature Digest (1/27/2023): Lawmakers submit bills to prohibit ballot harvesting, pornography in school By Klark Byrd|6 days ago
Legislation allowing border wall funding and sanctuary city transportation heads to Senate By Cap City News|6 days ago
Wyoming Senate considering resolution to honor U.S. Air Force’s 75th anniversary By Klark Byrd|6 days ago
Military-connected Cheyenne schools become first recipients of state’s Purple Star Program By Cap City News|7 days ago
Voter ID requirements, crossover voting return to Legislature One bill would add concealed carry permits to the list of acceptable IDs, another could inadvertently prohibit Medicare and Medicaid By Wyofile|7 days ago
Unconstitutional trespass law scrubbed as suspect new measures advance Bill criminalizing drone flights in the “immediate reaches” of private land, brought for the second consecutive session, has legislative momentum, By Wyofile|10 days ago
Fentanyl problem still growing in Wyoming Numbers of overdose deaths and drugs seized continue to soar as lawmakers and law enforcement grapple with next steps. Madelyn By Wyofile|12 days ago
Harriet Hageman outlines congressional plans in Casper town hall CASPER, Wyo. — Congresswoman Harriet Hageman was recently sworn in as Wyoming's latest representative in the House, and on Saturday By Tommy Culkin|12 days ago
Outdoor rec trust fund bill gains toehold in the House Legislation advancing out of committee would solve a longstanding question of how to support, manage the state’s outdoor industry, advocates By Wyofile|12 days ago
Harriet Hageman to visit Casper Saturday morning CASPER, Wyo. — Newly sworn-in Congresswoman Harriet Hageman will be in Casper on Saturday, Jan. 21, hosting a town hall By Tommy Culkin|13 days ago
Wyoming lawmakers seek to commemorate Moon Landing Day with state holiday CASPER, Wyo. — A bill introduced in the Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday, Jan. 18 seeks to commemorate the day humans By Klark Byrd|14 days ago
Alert system for at-risk adults flies forward With momentum from the missing and murdered Indigenous people crisis, a notification system for adults akin to Amber alerts for By Wyofile|14 days ago
Wyoming senators introduce constitutional amendments for healthcare access, privacy CASPER, Wyo. — Two bills filed in the Wyoming Senate aim to put two separate constitutional amendments regarding the right By Klark Byrd|14 days ago
Wyo resolution calls for gathering, slaughter of wild horses for meat Measure supported by House and Senate leadership asks the feds for new outlet to dispose of nonnative species overpopulating swaths By Wyofile|15 days ago
Laramie County land owners push for annexation regulation bill CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County residents banded together Monday afternoon to advocate for a bill that would recognize the rights By Cap City News|16 days ago
Postpartum Medicaid extension bill inches forward The House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee voted 5-4 to recommend a bill extending healthcare coverage for new moms. By Wyofile|17 days ago
(PHOTOS) 2023 Joint Session of the Wyoming Senate and House of Representatives CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The 67th Wyoming State Legislature held its Joint Session of the Wyoming Senate and House of Representatives By Dan Cepeda|22 days ago
Gov. Gordon highlights commitment to indigenous peoples, clean energy in message to legislature CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Gov. Mark Gordon highlighted the need for Wyoming to support its indigenous peoples and to uphold its By Cap City News|22 days ago
(PHOTOS) Wyoming’s 67th Legislative Session gets underway in Cheyenne on Tuesday CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The 67th Wyoming State Legislature kicked off on Tuesday at the Capitol Building in Cheyenne. The joint By Dan Cepeda|22 days ago
Driskill, new Wyoming Senate president: legislators will pursue ‘civil, open debate’ GILLETTE, Wyo. — Senate President Ogden Driskill joined Republican leadership in the Wyoming Legislature in outlining priorities for the 67th General By Mary Stroka|23 days ago
School attendance, vaccine status discrimination, child pornography definition among Natrona County’s House reps’ first 2023 bills CASPER, Wyo. — Among the first proposed legislation submitted by Natrona County lawmakers in the 67th Wyoming Legislature in Cheyenne By Klark Byrd|23 days ago
Struggling ambulance services may find life support in proposed bill Legislation would allow counties to create EMS districts, which locals could vote to fund with their tax dollars. Madelyn Beck, By Wyofile|23 days ago
(WATCH) Newly elected, reelected Natrona County legislators take oaths as 67th Wyoming Legislature convenes CASPER, Wyo. — Natrona County's newly elected Wyoming House and Senate lawmakers took their oaths of office as the 67th By Klark Byrd|23 days ago
Wyoming legislative website provides 2023 General Session information CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming residents are encouraged to use the legislature’s website to track legislation and participate in policymaking during the 2023 By Cap City News|24 days ago
Wyoming legislative bill pursues long-sought-after Medicaid expansion CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Once again, a bill that would expand Medicaid eligibility in Wyoming is heading to the State Capitol. By Cap City News|27 days ago
‘Desperate Democrats’ hope they’ve reached ‘rock bottom’ in Wyoming The minority party once held power along the state’s southern rail corridor. These days, however, statehouse representation has dwindled to By Wyofile|December 27, 2022
Incoming Revenue Committee takes a turn for the revenue-averse With Wyoming’s rosy short-term financial outlook, some say now is the time to revamp the state’s revenue and spending structure. By Wyofile|December 22, 2022
Wyoming bill seeks to raise fine for ignoring road closure notices to $1,500 CASPER, Wyo. — With the Wyoming Legislature preparing for its 2023 General Session, the Joint Transportation, Highways & Military Affairs By Brendan LaChance|December 15, 2022
Leveraging money to help Wyoming wildlife: Governor asking for infusion to get trust’s corpus to $200M CASPER, Wyo. — With the Wyoming Legislature's 2023 General Session approaching, Governor Mark Gordon delivered letters to the Joint Appropriations By Brendan LaChance|December 15, 2022
Far-right Wyo lawmakers prepare to wield their growing power CROOK COUNTY—Rep. Chip Neiman (R-Hulett) likens his first term in the Wyoming Legislature to being a newly married youngster responsible By Wyofile|December 12, 2022
Casper’s Bob Ide sworn in to Wyoming Senate District 29 seat CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, Bob Ide was sworn in to the Wyoming Senate District 29 seat during a ceremony By Brendan LaChance|December 6, 2022
Wyoming bill seeks to prohibit all marriages involving minors under age 16 CASPER, Wyo. — Four Wyoming legislators are sponsoring a bill that would raise the minimum marriage age to 16 years By Brendan LaChance|December 5, 2022
Wyoming agencies presenting budget requests to Joint Appropriations Committee starting Thursday CASPER, Wyo. — State of Wyoming agencies and departments seeking adjustments to their 2023–24 biennial budgets will begin presenting their By Brendan LaChance|December 5, 2022
Wyoming lawmakers vote to increase legislator pay in 2027 Maggie Mullen, WyoFile The pay boost is overdue, according to some lawmakers, who also point to increasing workload for legislators. By Wyofile|October 10, 2022
Change the game for youth at Boys & Girls Clubs’ Reverse Raffle & Auction By Klark Byrd|3 minutes ago
Retention and Recruitment Task Force members announced by Wyoming Department of Education By Cap City News|31 minutes ago