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Gov. Mark Gordon signed over 30 bills into law on Friday and vetoed one that would have killed an investment account, citing constitutional concerns.
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Some are concerned this will lead to racial profiling.
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An in-person training in Casper is specifically for people who are part of faith-based communities.
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The state will now have two full-time smokebusters. These are wildland firefighters who are currently incarcerated by the state of Wyoming.
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Gov. Mark Gordon has signed the state budget for the next two years. He thanked the Legislature for its effort in helping provide adequate funding for the state government.
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The sluggish Colorado River negotiations have entered a new phase: Long and fiery letter writing.
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Sublette County’s Roberts changed his plea to guilty of felony animal cruelty at an in-person hearing. It was the first time he’s spoken publicly since the 2024 incident that sparked global outrage.
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A House investigative committee presented its findings on ‘Checkgate’ this week. It found lawmakers didn’t accept bribes, but admonished members of the lower chamber to never let it happen again.
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Wyomingites won’t be able to use SNAP benefits to buy sweetened carbonated beverages starting next February. Candy will get phased out in Feb. 2028.
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Members of the House and Senate are walking away from a contentious budget session with accomplishments in one hand, interim goals in the other.
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"By adding these professional firefighters, paid firefighters, to these modules, that helps augment that lack of coverage during that daytime responses which will help in those critical areas," Fire Chief Jason Caughey said.
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Steve Pearce, a former Republican congressman from New Mexico, would next need to clear a vote in the full Senate in the coming weeks to be confirmed.