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WAM Interim Executive Director Rick Kaysen says local government should decide whether to allow guns at their meetings.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead on Wednesday vetoed a bill repealing gun-free zones at government meetings in the state. Original House Bill 137, Enrolled Act 0107, would have allowed the concealed carrying of firearms at government meetings held on public property...

Lawmakers worked late into the night Friday to wrap up the 2017 session.

The session is expected to wrap up today (March 3).

The governor said he supports the goal of the bill but is concerned about "unintended results."

The Governor will now decide whether to sign a bill that would double the fee for getting a driver's license in Wyoming.

South Dakota recently approved a similar law.

House members now say a Senate amendment that many of them were worried about is actually not a big deal.

Wyoming House members say a Senate amendment to the bill is a "poison pill" that would gut the legislation.

Similar bills have repeatedly passed the Wyoming House in recent years but did not clear the Senate.