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Two anti-abortion bills pass first vote in the Senate; two votes to go

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

Senate Judiciary Committee guts marijuana reform bill (but rules for edible THC might finally make the books)

February 22, 2017 People hoping to see state lawmakers meaningfully reduce penalties for possessing small amounts of marijuana in plant

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

WEA official: Doing nothing on education funding is better than Legislature’s plan

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

As committee hands marijuana bill over to police lobbyists, NORML threatens to withdraw support

The director of the Wyoming chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) said late Thursday

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

Senate Judiciary Committee green-lights gun bills for debate on the floor

The Wyoming Senate hasn’t passed a gun-related bill in the past five years—with no shortage of opportunities. This has provided

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

What lawmakers talk about when they talk about cutting public services

Wyoming House members who decided the budget fate of two social services programs last Friday described the process as “painful”

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

With the budget cut to its limit, the House turns to inanity and minutia as a means of filling its days with “serious debate”

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2017 General Session, Capitol Dispatches

Capitol Dispatches

Two anti-abortion bills pass first vote in the Senate; two votes to go

Senate Judiciary Committee guts marijuana reform bill (but rules for edible THC might finally make the books)

WEA official: Doing nothing on education funding is better than Legislature’s plan

As committee hands marijuana bill over to police lobbyists, NORML threatens to withdraw support

Senate Judiciary Committee green-lights gun bills for debate on the floor

What lawmakers talk about when they talk about cutting public services

Judiciary Committee to puff on weed bill a while longer before passing it to the full Senate

Refusing to raise new revenue, lawmakers take a slash-and-burn approach to education funding

Senate Agriculture Committee members chastise citizen opponents of anti-abortion bills

With the budget cut to its limit, the House turns to inanity and minutia as a means of filling its days with “serious debate”