Gov. Gordon Urges Spending Caution After July Revenue Report
High natural gas prices from 2022 produced strong revenues, but the prices and volumes have been falling steadily from the record highs in 2022.
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Governor Creates US 250th Anniversary Task Force for Wyoming
The task force will prepare proposals for events and activities as part of the 2026 celebration.
Gov. Gordon is Pleased With Final Marton Ranch BLM Decision
Gov. Mark Gordon said he's convicted that any future land exchanges involving the BLM will follow the proper process.
FEMA Will Visit Casper to Assess Flood Damage From Last Week
After the preliminary damage assessments are done, FEMA will collaborate with local and state officials to determine eligibility for federal assistance programs.
Judge Blocks Wyoming’s 1st-in-the-Nation Abortion Pill Ban
The ban would limit services at two Wyoming clinics including the Wellspring Health Access that opened in Casper in April.
Judge to Weigh Suspending Wyoming’s First-in-the-Nation Ban on Abortion Pills
Judge Melissa Owens, in Jackson, will hear arguments Thursday about whether to let the abortion pill ban take effect.
Gov. Gordon, Agencies, Local Governments Monitor Flooding Risks
State preparedness activities have included filling sandbags, shoring up dikes, and the updating of some county websites with additional information and resources.
Midwest School Kitchen Manager Wins National Education Award
Gov. Mark Gordon said he was proud to highlight the role these individuals play in our schools and recognize their service to our education community.
Governor Orders Flags be Flown at Half Staff Sunday, for National Fallen Firefighters
The American flags on all Federal office buildings will be lowered to half-staff in honor of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
Wyoming Education Groups, Governor Eye New Instruction Strategies
Wyoming communities told education leaders they wanted to prepare students for a shifting economy and evolving world.