The bill squeaked by an initial vote on Friday. But, right now, it lacks enough support to pass its upcoming final vote on Tuesday. Lobbyists and lawmakers are working feverishly to determine its fate.
Medicaid work requirements bill faces an uncertain future in the Wyoming House Read More »
No one should be shocked if the bill, which would ban political party switching at the polls in Wyoming, rises again.
The bill would impose penalties on doctors who fail to report detailed information about abortions and the women who receive them. The three other anti-choice bills brought this session are dead.
The last anti-choice bill of the 2019 Legislative session advances to the Wyoming Senate Read More »
The Senate Appropriations Committee removed necessary funding for the bill that would have made Wyoming’s hemp industry USDA-compliant. Now, the future of a once-promising industry looks bleak.
Senate committee de-funds hemp bill, making it useless Read More »
Three members of the five-person committee spoke positively about the bill. But so much opposition had built up against it in the Senate, the committee chairman decided it wasn’t even worth a vote.
The bill would eliminate roughly $11.2 million in annual public healthcare spending, half of which Wyoming currently receives from the federal government. But without Medicaid, sick people seek healthcare from emergency rooms, which is even more expensive.
Not a single Wyoming lawmaker has, to date, voted against a proposal to legalize and regulate hemp farming and CBD products. But the bill comes with a price tag, which makes its future uncertain as it moves to the notoriously tight-fisted Senate.
Wyoming Senate committee advances hemp and CBD legalization bill Read More »
The billionaire megadonor’s bill faces stiff opposition from the Wyoming County Commissioners Association. The commissioners argue that it would strip local control from all Wyoming counties in the process of helping Friess’ pet project.
Foster Friess’ proposal to remove county authority over private schools moves forward Read More »
The rebate program had been in effect for 41 years before lawmakers canned it in 2016 in the midst of a mineral bust.
A proposed corporate income tax on “big box” stores like Walmart would not raise prices for consumers, but it would generate tens of millions of dollars per year for Wyoming schools. Is that enough to get it past the radically anti-tax Wyoming State Senate?
The Wyoming State Legislature is seriously considering a “big box” corporate income tax Read More »
