She alerted Gov. Mark Gordon’s office and the Highway Patrol about her plans shortly before the demonstration. But when the time came to open the bathroom doors down the hall from the governor’s office, she encountered no resistance from troopers or security.
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Electeds might do away with Wyoming’s ability to tax property
Lawmakers might try amending the state Constitution to abolish the use of different types of property, like residential and industrial, as a means of raising revenue.
Wyoming Freedom Caucus touts new abortion pill study. Researchers are skeptical
A new study says the abortion pill mifepristone is 22 times more dangerous than previously known. What to make of a study that seems to upend years of accepted science?
Gordon names interim attorney general as Hill departs
Ryan Schelhaas served as deputy AG under Hill and worked as a civil litigator at Hirst Applegate, a law firm in Cheyenne.
Wyoming elections group sues new voter residency requirement
The court filing says women voters, as well as Hispanic, young and low-income residents, are likely to be the most adversely impacted by the requirement.
Hundreds of Wyomingites join nationwide May Day protests
Hundreds rallied in Laramie and Cheyenne to demonstrate against the Trump administration’s federal cuts.
Natrona County court temporarily blocks two Wyoming abortion laws
The injunction comes a week after the Wyoming Supreme Court heard arguments in a separate civil case challenging two other laws that amount to a near total ban on the procedure.
‘There was less regard for the Constitution this year’: Gordon reflects on legislative session
Gov. Mark Gordon shared his thoughts with Wyoming Public Radio’s Chris Clements on the now-concluded legislative session.









