Laramie

This initiative is designed to help the public know the signs of human trafficking.

Governor Mark Gordon’s K-12 Education advisory group has recently released a short survey seeking input and ideas from Wyoming residents on how to create the ideal education system for the future of the state. Announced in May 2021, the Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education(RIDE) Advisory Group is tasked to study and develop recommendations for elevating Wyoming’s primary and second

This change will take place during the spring semester.

National experts have updated their booster recommendations to allow fully vaccinated 16 and 17-year-old teens to enhance and extend their protection against COVID-19, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). A single booster dose is now recommended for those who received their second dose at least six months ago...

On the chilly evening of December 3, the City of Laramie came together to celebrate the holiday season! And what better way to celebrate than with lights and laughter! The Christmas parade this year was even more special as it harkened back to the classic and hilarious movie, Christmas Vacation! The...

This change will continue going forward.

Governor Mark Gordon has recently released a balanced budget for the next two fiscal years. In the budget proposal, the Governor calls for saving excess revenues to guard against future revenue challenges. He also notes that future revenues are forecast to decline because Wyoming’s leading industries continue to be targeted by the Biden Administration. Governor Go...

Senate President Dan Dockstader and Speaker of the House Eric Barlow issue the following joint statement regarding the conclusion of the 2021 Special Session of the Wyoming Legislature: “Wednesday the Legislature of the State of Wyoming concluded its work in a special session called to address COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The ...

Governor Mark Gordon has issued a statement in which he states his opinion on the federal budget reconciliation bill, which contains numerous proposals that would negatively impact Wyoming’s coal, oil, and natural gas industries.   The Governor’s statement is as follows: "Unfortunately, when it comes to energy policy, the proposed reconciliation bill is more of the same old anti-fossil fuel d

Masks will continue to be required inside most University of Wyoming buildings where 6-foot social distancing isn’t possible, following action by the UW Board of Trustees. The board voted on Wednesday, October 13, to extend the mask policy, as Albany County remains in the Wyoming Department of Health’s “high transmission levels” category for COVID-19. The policy will...