CHEYENNE—Wyoming lawmakers spend the majority of their time in the state capitol during legislative sessions seated at their desks on the floor of their respective chambers.

The Wyoming Senate has signed off on a bill to repeal most gun-free zones. The Wyoming House has already approved House Bill 172. The bill would allow people to carry firearms into governmental ...

A Senate measure allowing the temporary storage of spent nuclear fuel from nuclear microreactors failed to clear a House ...

The Wyoming House is starting to get a little antsy over how long the state Senate is holding onto the supplemental budget ...

Wyomingites rank 48th when it comes to their overall tax burden, meaning residents in nearly every other state pay more taxes.

U.S. Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, along with U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, all R-Wyo., reintroduced legislation Friday designed to resolve the management status of thousands of ...

After a marathon debate that lasted into the night, the Wyoming House passed a massive 50% property tax cut. It’s a win for ...

Congress ended a program that offered $8.3 million, mostly to ranchers, to conserve water in 2023. Wyoming wants it renewed.

Republican state attorneys general have declared their continued support for a landmark civil rights law that protects ...

UW Libraries recently awarded eight faculty members alternative textbook grants to implement open educational resources (OER) in their classes this spring and upcoming fall semester. The open course ...

Cheyenne, Wyo. - Things got a little testy in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday while lawmakers were hearing ...

House Bill 32, “What is a Woman Act,” provides statutory definitions for sex, female, male, woman, girl and boy based on ...