Governor Gordon Orders Wyoming DFS To Create Hunger Relief Program
With federal SNAP benefits on pause, Wyoming is stepping up to help those in need. A new program is set to roll out this weekend.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon
Governor Mark Gordon Says State Is Looking To Help SNAP Recipients
With 29,000 residents relying on SNAP, local support is more important than ever during this uncertain time.
Governor Gordon Allows Voter Residency Bill To Become Wyoming Law
Governor Mark Gordon allows House Bill 156 to pass without signature, prompting debates over residency requirements and federal law conflicts.
T.J. Forwood Appointed Circuit Court Judge In Laramie County
Forewood's appointment takes effect on December 21.
Albany, Laramie County Farmers Eligible For Disaster Aid Due To Fires
Governor Gordon secures disaster aid for Wyoming counties hit by wildfires, offering crucial loan assistance to affected farmers.
Expanded Wyoming Property Tax Relief Program Taking Applications
A newly expanded property tax relief program for homeowners is not taking applications according to a news release from Governor Mark Gordon's office.
Gordon Orders Flags at Half Staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Governor Mark Gordon has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Dec. 7 in honor of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
Wyoming Governor Orders Flag Flown At Half Staff In Honor Of Lt. Dundas
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has ordered the Wyoming flag to be flown at half staff at the state's capital and in Natrona County following the death of Casper Police Lt. Danny Dundas.
Flags To Return To Full-Staff Following Death Of Sen. Mike Enzi
According to Gordon's order, flags will return to full-staff on Saturday.
Wyoming Governor Signs UW Abortion Bill, Nine Others
The abortion bill was primarily sponsored by Rep. Chuck Gray [R-Natrona County].