Wyoming state Senate President Bo Biteman announced Thursday he's running for the state's lone U.S. House seat. He described himself as a ...

Cheatgrass funding was mostly replenished, the last remaining landowner hunting license bill was shot down and state lawmakers took a stand for retaining public lands.

After weeks of crafting a budget to fund state government for the next two years, Gov. Mark Gordon has vetoed portions of ...

Members of the 68th Wyoming Legislature adjourned Wednesday without successfully overriding any of the three bills they considered on the last day of their budget session.

Reps. Karlee Provenza and Mike Yin did not break any legislative rules by telling the public or the press to campaign donations handed out on the House floor, a group of lawmakers concluded. Both ...

It’s been 15 years since the Wyoming Legislature was able to agree on a new calculation for providing money to the state’s 48 ...

Though widely opposed by Wyoming law enforcement, the Second Amendment Protection Act cleared both chambers of the ...

While Second Amendment Protection Act enhancements didn’t make it across the finish line, Gordon signed two other gun bills ...

The Wyoming Legislature’s K-12 public school funding recalibration bill is headed to the governor. On Thursday, the Senate ...

Biteman, a Sheridan County lawmaker, is the sixth Republican to announce a congressional run. The post Wyoming Senate President Bo Biteman joins crowded field for U.S. House appeared first on WyoFile ...

Wyoming legislators are considering a number of ag-relevant issues this session. Brett Moline, Wyoming Farm Bureau, shared insights into HB0019, a corner crossing clarification bill; SF0025, a bill ...