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After more than two years of work, officials in Park County on March 19 will decide whether or not to adopt a document that will guide future land use decisions.
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Wellspring Health Access in Casper has faced arson, a local backlash, and near-constant protest since it opened nearly a year ago. Now, a bill that passed the Legislature aims to place regulations on the only remaining clinic that provides procedural abortions in the state.
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The bill, which is an attempt to increase access to school choice, will create savings accounts of up to $6,000 to help low-income families enroll their kids in private or religious schools, grades pre-K through twelve.
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The Cowboy State continues to try and attract business from companies interested in blockchain, which is the underlying technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
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On March 7, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed a bill that would have given charter schools the ability to apply for status as Local Education Agencies (LEA). If it had passed, charter schools would have been able to apply on their own behalf for, receive and administer federal and state grants.
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Previously known as “Chloe’s Law,” a ban on gender-affirming care for minors in Wyoming could be vetoed or signed into law by Gov. Mark Gordon at any point in the next 15 days.
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On the last scheduled day of the session, the House and Senate were able to come to an agreement over a $1.1 billion difference between their original budgets.The evening before, Gov. Mark Gordon sent out a strongly worded letter to the President of the Senate Ogden Driskill (R-Devil’s Tower) denouncing that he has yet to see the budget.
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Pat O'Toole passed away February 25th. O'Toole was a rancher who worked in the state to champion agriculture and the environment.
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A bill that will establish guidelines for how Wyoming will use a new outdoor recreation trust fund was signed into law by Gov. Mark Gordon today.
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Gov. Gordon signed two bills related to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) into law on March 7th. Last session, the Wyoming legislature created a version of the law for the state when the federal law was under consideration by the Supreme Court. Very broadly, ICWA aims to keep Native children in Native communities in foster care and adoption cases.
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The Wyoming Legislature is ironing out differences between the House and Senate budgets this week. After the second Joint Conference Committee — also known as a Free Committee — negotiated funding that could help Jackson Hole High School, among others, to better serve their students, the Wyoming House and Senate are preparing to cast their respective votes on the funds.