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The Wyoming Senate gave final approval to a legislative redistricting plan that is likely headed for a conference committee.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives wrapped up work on the bill that determines how to spend American Rescue Plan money in the state.
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The Senate completely changed a bill that previously had been endorsed by county clerks, after a majority of members objected to the idea of increasing the Senate by one and the House by two.
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Wyoming Senators voted 24 to 5 to put the state in charge of keeping transgender athletes out of women’s sports.
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After some emotional debate, the Wyoming Senate approved a bill that would ban chemically induced abortions.
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As the Wyoming Legislature debates the state's budget, some lawmakers are looking to axe the University of Wyoming's Gender and Women's Studies Program. Cutting the program could have far-reaching implications.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives has approved a tax break that will save the coal industry money, but cost Wyoming around $10 million dollars a year.
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A bill that would ban chemical abortions in Wyoming passed on second reading in the Senate.
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The Wyoming House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a bill that is intended to close a legal loophole. It classifies use of methamphetamine or narcotics by a pregnant woman as child endangerment.
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After a lengthy debate the Wyoming Senate has voted to change the legislative redistricting plan to have 30 Senators and 60 Representatives.