U-S Congress

Rep. Hageman, Sen. Lummis, and Sen. Barrasso fight to preserve Wyoming's processing centers with the introduction of the POSTAL Act.

Some accounts of the fight claim that one lawmaker smashed a photograph over the head of another during the melee.

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'It's a blue state bailout that punishes states who refused to completely shut down during the pandemic" Barrasso said.

State Representative Tim Stubson (R-Natrona County) says his experience co-chairing a Wyoming Legislative Committee that deals with land management and environmental issues has given him insight in how to deal with the federal government. ...

In the wake of the speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in front of a joint session of the United States Congress on Tuesday, Townsquare Media's Brian Scott had a chance to visit with a person close to the speech and close to the Prime Minister.

Lummis, a Republican, has represented Wyoming in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2008.

Wyoming's wind energy industry is waiting to see whether congress renews the Wind Production Tax Credit, which is set to expire at the end of this year. Deborah Smith reports. The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is investigating the disposal of acid powder that caused concern among Riverton trash workers exposed to the substance last month. Amy Richards reports. Click past jump to list