State Investments

Lawmakers are moving forward a bill dealing with how the state makes investments. Some say it’ll financially wreck the state and people’s pensions. But the bill’s sponsor said that’s not the intent and revisions to the bill clarify that.

A Wyoming Freedom Caucus bill that would ban “woke” state investments was discussed in the Legislature’s first week. State financial experts say it could be devastating for Wyoming’s income and those who depend on it – like schools and pensions.

Wyoming’s Governor Mark Gordon chose not to have more government oversight of certain types of financial investments in the state.

Republican state senator Leland Christensen of Alta is running for Wyoming Treasurer. He does not have a background in finance, but said the treasury…

Despite some strong opposition, the Wyoming House of Representatives gave final approval to a bill that would set up an investments task force with the…

A proposed constitutional amendment would let the state treasurer invest money from the state’s non-permanent savings and trust funds into the stock…

The State Senate is continuing work on a Constitutional Amendment that allows the State Treasurer to invest various state funds in common stocks. The…

Wyoming legislators will look to amend the state constitution in order to invest reserve account money in the stock market. While there is risk associated…