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CHEYENNE – A bill to create a misdemeanor penalty for drivers of light and high-profile vehicles who violate road closures on Wyoming roadways made it through introduction in the state

CHEYENNE – Several state senators heard from panelists who dispute the scientific consensus on climate change Tuesday evening.

CHEYENNE — Several lawmakers agreed with Gov. Mark Gordon’s assessment that Wyoming’s economy is as “strong as ever” following his State of the State address Monday.

Democrats are going after Republicans who came to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6 to cheer on overturning the election.

To no one’s surprise, our legislator’s study of an acquisition-based property tax system found the system “lacking” even though it would have provided the tax relief that all of us

To no one’s surprise, our legislators study of an acquisition-based property tax system found the system “lacking,” even though it would have provided the tax relief that all of us

JACKSON — Despite objections from some Republican lawmakers and local governments, a state task force is moving ahead with a draft bill to override local building regulations for accessory housing

I can think of 50 million reasons why a legislative committee shouldn’t waste the state’s money to make a political statement. That’s one for every buck the panel wants to

CHEYENNE — A bill draft that proposed an acquisition value-based property tax system narrowly failed to advance in the Legislature’s Joint Revenue Committee on Monday.

Wyoming lawmakers want to earmark $50 million to sue the federal government over implementation of national environmental and natural resource laws.