Gordon also asks lawmakers for constitutional amendment on abortion access and a task force to aid the state business council instead of shuttering it.
Politics & Policy
Lawmakers make big cuts to Wyoming’s budget in the first round of markups
Lawmakers are thinning Gordon’s $11 billion biennial budget proposal.
Newcomb doesn’t plan to run again
After 18 years in public service, the county commission chair is the first local incumbent to bow out of the election cycle.
Former chief of public schools Jillian Balow to run for Congress
The former education leader joins Gray and Rasner seeking the seat left open by Hageman.
State appropriations committee axes state funds for Wyoming Public Radio
UW saw its two-year request slashed by roughly $61 million, including $1.7 million that would typically be passed to public radio.
With Trump’s endorsement, Degenfelder announces run for governor
Degenfelder has already been endorsed by Trump.
Affordability, health care and public lands echo as top state concerns
Listening sessions ahead of legislative session show overlap of top concerns, lawmakers say.
Kelly Parcel cowboy wants to ride indefinitely. Feds pull the reins
It’s been about a year since Wyoming sold a square mile of land to Grand Teton National Park for $100 million. Now, one outfitter who helped persuade state lawmakers to choose conservation is feeling pushed out.
Budget hearings day 13: Water infrastructure, rising construction costs
On day 13 of Wyoming lawmakers’ budget hearings, agencies brought up issues with water infrastructure and rising costs for equipment and construction.
