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FROM WYOFILE: Gordon slams Wyoming Freedom Caucus for coal-policy misinformation

Gov. Mark Gordon blasted the Wyoming Freedom Caucus last week in a letter and subsequent interview with WyoFile after the hard-line group of Republican lawmakers attacked the governor in an

Gordon slams Wyoming Freedom Caucus for coal-policy misinformation

Gov. Mark Gordon blasted the Wyoming Freedom Caucus this week in a letter and subsequent interview with WyoFile after the hard-line group of Republican lawmakers attacked the governor in an

Gordon slams Wyoming Freedom Caucus for coal-policy misinformation

Ultrasound, waiting-period requirements added to Wyoming abortion restriction bill

Legislature could create barriers to gender-affirming care for Wyoming Medicaid patients

The measure was approved in the House and Senate versions of the budget, increasing the likelihood it passes. It could affect some Medicaid patients.

Majority of bills related to gender identity fail introduction, three remain

As the Wyoming Legislature’s budget session began, lawmakers had at least 10 bills to consider related to transgender people, gender-affirming care, pronouns, obscenity and school programming.

Majority of bills related to gender identity fail introduction, three remain

Bills have been wide-ranging this year, including limits on gender-affirming care for minors, preferred pronoun usage, as well as obscenity laws.

Gray defends voter registration rule proposal in tense public hearing

Kicking things off with a 20-minute harangue, Gray set the tone for the Friday meeting intended to gather public comment on his proposed voter registration rules. The majority of those who spoke supported his plans.

Secretary of State Gray pitches voter eligibility restrictions

State law requires any voter to be a “bona fide resident” of Wyoming to cast a ballot. A legislative proposal would add a 30-day residency requirement.

County clerks pen letter to Secretary of State Gray refuting election denier

Douglas Frank, a prominent election conspiracy theorist, gave six public presentations in Wyoming, and met privately with lawmakers, clerks and the secretary of state.