Senator Mike Enzi

Cecil V. Barnes, President of the Natrona County United Veterans Council announced that Veterans Day will be observed on Sunday, 11 November, beginning at 11:00 a.m.The observance will be at the Chapel at the Oregon Trail Wyoming State Veterans Cemetery...

In it's second night of business the Republican National Convention revved up the content and excited the crowd. The Wyoming delegation of convention goers started off the day with a gathering at their host hotel, the Sheraton, along with the members of the Washington Delegation from Wyoming...

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill today that will help ensure that Americans have access to crucial medicines and medical devices. The bill is also a model for how legislation is supposed to be done according to U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo...

According to a press release from Senator Mike Enzi's office, getting rid of the $1 bill will save taxpayer dollars and reduce the deficit. U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., joined a bipartisan group of senators today in introducing legislation that would phase out the $1 paper bill and replace it with a $1 coin as a way to save taxpayer’s millions of dollars and reduce the federal deficit... R

After running into Senator Mike Enzi last weekend at a Casper event, we wanted to carve out some time to share the questions I had of him and his comments. With a quick call to scheduling we arranged to get the good senator on the radio for a near 30 minute conversation.

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi is encouraging Wyoming juniors in high school to apply to be a Senate Page for the spring session in Washington, DC.

A visit to Casper and an address before a Lions Club Luncheon had no additional security for U.S. Senator Mike Enzi this week. The senior senator says he's making absolutely no changes to the way he operates and says the shootings in Tucson were an isolated incident that changes to gun laws would not effect.

Both of Wyoming's U.S Senators are traveling the state this week during the January home state work period for Congress. Senator Mike Enzi was in Casper today Wednesday for a Lion's Club Luncheon. He also toured the state's only wound care facility, Wyoming Wound Care.