Wyoming Lawmakers May Consider Voter ID Requirement Again
Opponents of HB 192 in the Wyoming Legislature earlier this year argued that such legislation isn't needed in Wyoming because there have been virtually no known cases of voter fraud here.
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Wyoming Highway Patrol: Primary Seat Belt Law Would Save Lives
Wyoming is one of only 15 states with a secondary seat belt law.
Poll: Should Wyoming Abolish The Death Penalty?
The ACLU and others have launched a campaign against the death penalty in Wyoming. What do you think about this issue?
Campaign Calls for End to Death Penalty in Wyoming
The Wyoming Legislature in February voted down a bill that would have repealed the death penalty in the state.
Poll: Should Wyoming Make Interstate 80 A Toll Road?
The senator says one reason he supports the idea is that the interstate was closed much of the winter, often preventing lawmakers from making it home for the weekend.
Sponsor Of Wyoming Coal Lawsuit Bill Criticizes Veto
Rep. Chuck Gray [R-Natrona County] says he plans to keep working on the issue.
High Profile Bills Find Tough Sledding In Wyoming Legislature
Even friends in high places couldn't save House Bill 220, a corporate income tax bill that would have targeted large, out of state companies like Walmart.
Wyoming Hemp Industry Bill Headed To Governor's Desk
The Senate passed the bill on Monday with only two senators voting no.
Abortion Reporting Bill Passes Wyoming Senate
The legislature is scheduled to wrap up its 2019 session on Wednesday.
Abortion Reporting Bill Faces Decisive Wyoming Senate Vote
The bill, which has already passed the Wyoming House, faces a third and decisive vote in the Wyoming Senate on Monday.