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CHEYENNE — The House Appropriations Committee slashed a request for $40 million to fund a 988 hotline trust fund by three-quarters Tuesday morning.

SHERIDAN — The Wyoming House of Representatives referred three mental health bills to its Appropriations Committee last week.

SHERIDAN — The Wyoming House of Representatives referred three mental health bills to its Appropriations Committee last week.

Mental health is among the top stated priorities of several elected officials, including Gov. Mark Gordon and House Speaker Albert Sommers.

CHEYENNE — Two bills designed to help prevent suicide and another to extend governmental ability to continue work in the area of mental health made it off the House floor

A bill that would put $40 million in a trust fund for Wyoming’s suicide lifeline cleared its introductory vote Thursday.

CHEYENNE — A bill that would repeal bans on concealed carry firearms in Wyoming’s public schools, community colleges, at the University of Wyoming and in many public government buildings passed

CHEYENNE – A bill that would repeal bans on concealed carry firearms in Wyomings public schools, community colleges, at the University of Wyoming and in many public government buildings passed

Wyoming will be “locked and loaded” with a $50 million war chest to fight the BLM’s controversial Rock Springs management plan from a draft bill passed on Monday.

In a split vote last month, a legislative committee agreed to spend an additional $613,685 to study the impacts of the proposed West Fork Dam in Carbon County’s Little Snake