Gordon touts plans for $1.25B in CARES funds as some question pace
An end-of-the-year use-it-or-lose-it deadline looms as the state has spent little more than 10% of its allocated federal funding.
Sue Wilson
Believe it or not, Medicaid expansion might happen here
Opinion
by 2 Comments Wyoming legislators, long resistant to the federal program, are finding it harder to ignore the major benefits our cash-strapped state would receive.
Lawmakers could shift revenue streams to get cash
The Joint Appropriations Committee will consider a bill in December that could redirect money away from the Permanent Mineral Trust Fund.
Lawmaker names overlap on socially conservative bills
Bills seek to roll back gun control, apply stricter rules to abortions, allow officials not to perform gay marriages.
Lawmaker ejected, non-discrimination bill makes historic progress
Wyoming legislators advanced an anti-discrimination bill further than such legislation has ever been during an emotional hearing that saw a lawmaker ejected for uncivil comments.
