Wyoming Again Refuses to Adopt Hate Crime Legislation Into Law
Wyoming is one of just three states that haven’t enacted hate crimes legislation since Matthew Shepard was beaten and left for dead in Laramie in 1998.
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Western States Chart Diverging Paths as Water Shortages Loom
States have conservation in mind as they pass laws focused on safeguarding other water supplies.
Congress, White House Reach High for Next Virus Bill
President Donald Trump agrees that Americans will need more help as the economy grinds almost to a halt during the pandemic.
Measures to Help Wyoming Coal Workers Recover Pay Move Ahead
Another bill moving ahead would allow state attorneys to investigate a bankrupt company’s wage or hour records.
Bill Would Give Wyoming Child Sex Abuse Victims More Time to Sue
Burlingame anticipates wide, bipartisan support for the measure.
NJ Assembly Passes Bill to Bar Religious Exemption for Shots
Opponents shouted so loudly they drowned out the session.
Planned Bill to Protect Human Remains Found in Wyoming
The Legislature convenes in January.
Senator Barrasso Talks Legislation and Campaign [VIDEO]
Touting bi-partisan legislation signed into law, reasons for repealing an electric vehicle tax and the campaign trail were part of a recent interview with U.S. Senator John Barrasso.
Barrasso Proposal to Help Ranchers and Farmers With Regs
Barrasso's state Republican colleague, Sen. Mike Enzi, is among the co-sponsors.
Wyoming Legislation Seeks Conservation Fee at Yellowstone
The Wyoming resolution does not specify how the fee would be assessed or what the amount would be.