Wyoming Public Radio will bring you coverage of the 2021 legislative session. Read and listen to our coverage from the session. You can also follow our coverage on Twitter using the hashtag #wyleg.
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Wyoming has the highest suicide rate in the nation, at more than twice the national average, and nationally, suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents. Advocates say suicide prevention education is a way to address the problem. -
Now armed with 2020 census data, the state legislature must redraw the political maps to ensure roughly equal representation for Wyoming residents in the house and senate.
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The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Judiciary Committee is working on a bill to finally solve the problem of missing juvenile justice data.
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Wyoming has entered the world of sports betting. Earlier this month the Wyoming Gaming Commission kicked off online betting in the state, while the Wind River Casino in Riverton became the state's only facility where people can bet in person due to its tribal affiliation.
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A legislative committee to keep working on a bill the change Wyoming's primary election.
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On Wednesday, Aug. 25, the Wyoming Department of Health presented a proposal to redesign the state-funded behavioral health system. This past legislative session, lawmakers passed a bill to change who community health care providers can serve.
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Wyoming lawmakers will be focused on trying to keep as many legislative districts within a county or within like minded regional areas of the state.
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The Wyoming Business Council says some of the incentives the state can offer to businesses are fine, while others could be improved.
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The Joint Minerals Committee met in Laramie to discuss a host of topics, including the proposed Natrium project.
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The Joint Minerals Committee met in Laramie to discuss a host of topics, including the market for carbon credits and nuclear issues.
