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Gov. Mark Gordon signed eight bills into law on Monday and allowed one to become law without his signature.
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A judge has thrown out the Converse County Oil and Gas Project over environmental concerns. The project was approved during the first Trump administration and further propelled in the last year.
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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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The Ten Sleep Branch Library received the 2025 National Medal for Museum and Library Service. It's one of 10 institutions to receive the nation's highest honor.
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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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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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The first-of-its-kind nuclear power plant slated for the Kemmerer area has received a key federal construction permit. It was issued about nine months quicker than expected.
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One bill signed moves the Office of Homeland Security from under the executive’s purview into its own department.
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Giralt describes himself as an army ranger, Christian conservative and America-first fighter.
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Both Chambers have finished amending their versions of the state’s budget for the next two years. Now, a joint committee will work to negotiate a unified bill before sending it to the governor.