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Wyoming Senate President Ogden Driskill said whitetail deer are essentially an invasive species — a “noxious weed” — but others argue they’re every bit as native to Wyoming as mule deer.

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming House of Representatives and Senate approved mirror budget amendments Monday that would allow the state to send $2 million to Texas or provide resources like personnel

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming House of Representatives and Senate approved mirror budget amendments Monday that would allow the state to send $2 million to Texas or provide resources like personnel

House Bill 21 would bring back double funding for charter schools, and House Bill 166 would set up education savings accounts for families to pay for school tuition and fees,

CHEYENNE — The themes of the Senate Education Committee’s Friday morning conversation focused on state funding of child development centers, lowering costs charged by school districts to use their facilities

CHEYENNE — The themes of the Senate Education Committee’s Friday morning conversation focused on state funding of child development centers, lowering costs charged by school districts to use their facilities

A group known for promoting misleading information about climate change won the attention — and hearts — of many Wyoming lawmakers this week.

State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Sheridan) was reinstated as the chairman of the Joint Appropriations Committee on the first day of this year's legislative session in Cheyenne. According to a report from Cowboy State Daily, the Senate voted 17-14 to reinstate Sen. Kinskey as chairman and remove Sen.

JACKSON — Only two days into the Wyoming Legislature’s budget session, House Minority Floor Leader Mike Yin described his side of the Capitol building as “chaotic.”

CHEYENNE — The 2024 budget session turned contentious almost immediately Monday as the Wyoming Senate promptly voted to defy the chamber’s president and shake up leadership of the Senate Appropriations