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CHEYENNE—The Wyoming Republican Party voted Saturday to censure Gov. Mark Gordon following his vetoes of two bills passed by the Legislature early this year.

CHEYENNE—The Wyoming Republican Party voted Saturday to censure Gov. Mark Gordon following his vetoes of two bills passed by the Legislature early this year.

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Republican Party voted Saturday to censure Gov. Mark Gordon following his vetoes of two bills passed by the Legislature early this year.

A majority of delegates at the state GOP convention approved the censure, which criticizes Gordon’s vetoes of a property tax bill and a measure to repeal gun-free zones, without debate following the resolution’s narrow approval in a committee on Friday.

The state GOP’s resolutions committee voted Friday to censure Gordon. The resolution goes before the full body on Saturday for an official vote.

CHEYENNE — A report by the Equality State Policy Center shows that statewide office campaigns are getting more expensive, and stakeholders are calling on policymakers to tighten Wyoming’s campaign finance

Boulder County moved Wednesday to terminate Cemex's right to operate its cement plant near Lyons, finding the company improperly expanded its use.

FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business

FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business

FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business