Wyoming Lawmakers To Consider $100 Million Education Cut
Gov. Mark Gordon in November submitted a proposed supplemental budget for 2021-22 containing more than $500 million in cuts to some of the state’s largest agencies.
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Wyoming Lawmakers To Eye 2021 Options After One Meeting
Wyoming lawmakers plan to meet for a day in January before postponing the remainder of their 2021 legislative session until February or March because of the coronavirus.
Wyoming Lawmakers Pass Bills To Spend CARES Act Money
At least one more special session is likely, possibly a five-day special session starting on June 29.
Wyoming Senate Approves COVID-19 Lawsuit Immunity Bill
The bill would grant immunity to civil lawsuits against businesses and property owners for exposing people to the coronavirus unless the exposure was intentional.
Wyoming Lawmaker To Put Forward $600 Million Tax Relief Proposal
Rep. Chuck Gray says the CARES Act money should not be used to "grow government."
‘Second Amendment Preservation Bill’ Passes Wyoming Committee
House Bill 118 now moves on to the full Senate.
Heartbeat Anti-Abortion Bill Passes First Hurdle In Wyoming Leg.
The bill, which is sponsored by Sen. Bo Biteman (R-Sheridan County), was assigned to the Senate Labor Committee.
Wyoming Bill To Ban Gun-Buyback Programs Passes Committee
House Bill 28 is now headed to the Wyoming House of Representatives.