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Two local lawmakers have asked a legislative committee to study the planning process for Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites, and Trails before the 2024 legislative session.

Professor, archivist and beekeeper Jack States’ enthusiasm for history and science led to discoveries and insights on interconnectedness.

All three Fremont County lawmakers who sit on the Wyoming Legislature's Joint Judiciary Committee offered feedback earlier this year about the interim topics the group should study before the next legislative session.

Supporters prolonged a court decision by throwing out last year’s “trigger ban” before trial, Drake opines.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon highlighted several new laws this month that he said represent the state's “pro-life policy agenda."

The Wyoming Legislature created a new task force this year that will look into building a “destination” shooting complex somewhere in the state.

Buffalo Bill State Park west of Cody is getting a management planning makeover.  The park, which encircles the 8,000-acre reservoir of the same name, is dotted with campgrounds and boat …

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon signs a bill that would outlaw abortion via medication, making the procedure nearly impossible, but under legal threat.

Senate File 120 would restore civil rights for felons that pleaded guilty or were convicted of a non-violent felony after their sentence and any probation and/or parole is completed. A five-year waiting period is also tacked on, which was a point of contention for some legislators. Restoration of rights under the bill include the right to sit on a jury, hold public office, and own a firearm in Wyoming. A 2017 law allows for the restoration of voting rights.

Switching political parties to choose the primary in which to vote is a Wyoming tradition that's been under more scrutiny recently.