How the Wyoming Senate killed Medicaid expansion, again
Facing enormous political pressure, and failing to agree on verifiable facts, the Wyoming Legislature declined to close the Medicaid gap in Wyoming, which advocates have pushed for years.
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Legislature takes aim at foundation of Wyo’s abortion law
The Wyoming House is taking on several abortion bills this year. Critics say two could significantly alter abortion rights in Wyoming.
The House vs. Senate tug-of-war over budget wants and needs
As the state faces a fiscal crisis, Gov. Gordon called on lawmakers to prioritize needs over wants. The two legislative chambers have very different concepts of what those are.
Find the freshmen
As flurry of session work began in the Capitol this week, newly elected state legislators got a crash course on in-person lawmaking.
Senate rejects three Gordon nominees to citizen oversight boards
The unusual decision, made behind closed doors, represents expanded politicization of gubernatorial appointment process.
