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CHEYENNE — County and city officials insisted on Thursday that the issue of affordable housing can only be regulated at the local level.

The voluntary exodus from the Wyoming Legislature has begun, like it does every election year before candidates start filing to run.

Last Friday, April 12, Gov. Mark Gordon rejected updates to chapter 2 of Wyoming’s Election Procedures, “Identification for Voter Registration.” These changes originated with an Aug. 22, 2023, memo from

While the Wyoming Legislatures 2024 Budget Session officially ended several weeks ago, a series of vetoes from Governor Mark Gordon prompted

While a majority of the senate voted for a special session, a majority of the Wyoming House voted against. As a result, taxpayers will be spared the

A push by Wyoming’s far right to convene a special legislative session to override gubernatorial vetoes officially failed Sunday evening after lawmakers voted against returning to Cheyenne.

While a majority of the Senate voted for a special session, a majority of the Wyoming House voted against. As a result, taxpayers will be spared the likely $700,000 expense of a 20-day special …

CHEYENNE – A call for a special session failed to pass a vote of members of the Wyoming Legislature, according to official poll results sent in Sunday night.

By a 50-43 vote, the Wyoming Legislature on Sunday rejected a proposal to call a special session to override some of the vetoes Gov. Mark Gordon made to bills passed during the 2024 legislative session.

While the proposal passed the Senate by a single vote, it failed in the House.