Matt Mead

Governor Matt Mead issued a statement Friday evening in response to the State Senate's vote to reject Medicaid expansion in Wyoming. Here is the full statement: “The Medicaid expansion amendment to the budget failed. We will not provide health care coverage for 20,000 Wyoming citizens... Read More ...

Governor Matt Mead reflects on what he experienced on September 11, 2001.

The four candidats for Governor participated in a debate Tuesday evening sponsored by the League of Women Voters.

Former Massachusetts governor and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney formally endorsed incumbent Matt Mead in the Wyoming governor’s race on Tuesday, officials with the Mead campaign say. “I’m honored to have Gov. Romney’s endorsement,” Mead, a Republican, said in a press release...

Two of the three Republican candidates in the Wyoming Gubernatorial Race, met to debate issues pertaining to Wyoming's future.

The Platte County Republican Party has censured GOP Gov. Matt Mead for signing the law stripping power from the office of schools Superintendent Cindy Hill and not reversing the law after the Wyoming Supreme Court struck it down.

Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction, Cindy Hill, speaks about problems facing Wyoming Education.,

Hill says rumors that she would drop out of the governor's race are being spread by political opponents.

Four gay couples and a gay rights advocacy group have sued Gov. Matt Mead and other officials in an attempt to get Wyoming to recognize gay marriage.

Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead says he believes the state is in good shape going into the legislative budget session that starts next week.