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Wyoming House, Senate Approve $2.7 Billion Budget; On Its Way To Governor's Office – Sheridan Media - Vimarsana News

Wyoming House, Senate Approve $2.7 Billion Budget; On Its Way To Governor's Office – Sheridan Media

A two-year budget detailing spending of roughly $2.7 billion from the state’s main bank account in fiscal 2023-24 was approved Monday (March 7th) by both the Wyoming House and Senate.  

Wyoming's redistricting saga continues - Vimarsana News

Wyoming's redistricting saga continues

After another long day of debate last week, a Wyoming legislative committee working out the state's redistricting issues is trying to move forward with a statewide plan that has minimal support

Despite failures, many Wyoming lawmakers say the special session against COVID-19 vaccine mandates was necessary - Vimarsana News

Despite failures, many Wyoming lawmakers say the special session against COVID-19 vaccine mandates was necessary

A special legislative session against federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates led to a lot of debate but no substantive legislation this week. The result was a bit of a surprise, but many think lawmakers bit off more than they could chew.

Bill Provides State Parks Access To More Money For Upkeep - Vimarsana News

Bill Provides State Parks Access To More Money For Upkeep

Credit Mark Brennan via Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license After a lengthy discussion, the Wyoming House of Representatives gave initial approval to a bill that increases the amount of maintenance money state parks can use. Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee Chairwoman Jamie Flitner said last year's surge in park visitation led to the request. "And our state parks really felt that, especially those near our borders. We just didn't see this as doing great harm in allowing them to use a little bit more of the funds that they generate through...