Wyoming Legislature - Page 3

Wyoming House Speaker Kermit Brown (R-Laramie) says he is concerned about how Wyoming would weather a combination of low energy prices combined with a drop in money from the federal government.

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The 63rd Wyoming Legislature has formally been sworn in and is starting work at the State Capitol in Cheyenne.

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State Superintendent Of Public Instruction Jillian Balow is speaking out against a proposal to eventually make her office an appointed one rather than an elected position

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The 2015 session of the Wyoming Legislature officially gets underway Tuesday, January 13 at noon in Cheyenne,

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Another rendition of the controversial SF104 or the "Hill Bill" is set to debut in the Wyoming Legislature this session.

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Wyoming lawmakers will present a bill, authored by Rep. Jim Byrd, D-Cheyenne , to raise the minimum wage in Wyoming to $9 an hour. What do you think?

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The plan to renovate the State Capitol and the adjacent Herschler Building in Cheyenne will take a year longer than planned and cost more than originally anticipated.

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen is pleased with the state Supplemental Budget Proposal put forward on Monday by Governor Matt Mead.

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The department is calling its recommended plan, “Wyoming’s Strategy for Health, Access, Responsibility and Employment,” or the “SHARE Plan.”

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The final report on Wyoming Education Governance will be considered by the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Education Committee at its Dec. 10-11 meeting in Jackson.

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