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If you thought Wyoming politics was all polite handshakes and cowboy hats… Thursday’s State Land Board meeting would like a word. Things went off the rails fast when Mark Gordon and Chuck Gray squared off (again) over affordable housing—and whether…
Steve Friess, son of prominent Wyoming donor Foster Friess, launches campaign focused on “outsider” message Wyoming’s already jam-packed race for its lone seat in the United States House of Representatives just added another contender, and this one comes with a…
As Washington debates the future of American energy, Wyoming is already moving. This week, Sen. Cynthia Lummis introduced legislation aimed at cementing federal support for nuclear energy, specifically, policies designed to expand reliable “baseload” power across the country. It’s a…
Wyoming’s race for its lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives just got more crowded. This week, Bo Biteman officially announced he is running for Congress, launching what he calls a “Wyoming First” campaign centered around energy production, agriculture,…
If you want to know what the political insiders think about Wyoming’s next governor, you could spend hours listening to radio interviews, reading campaign press releases, or attending a Rotary lunch where someone inevitably says the phrase “Wyoming values.” Or……
There’s a strange trend floating around dinner tables and après-ski conversations in Jackson Hole: “Maybe we should try socialism.” Yes, really. In a valley where the average home price is north of a few million dollars, where private jets line…
Wyoming’s long-running abortion debate just entered another chapter. On Monday, Mark Gordon, the governor of Wyoming, signed House Bill 126 into law, a measure that bans most abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected. That milestone typically occurs around…
After weeks of headlines, hearings, and what some lawmakers dramatically dubbed “Check Gate,” Wyoming’s official investigative report has landed with a conclusion that may frustrate the outrage crowd: Rebecca Bextel didn’t break any laws. A special committee of the Wyoming…
Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso is sounding the alarm over the ongoing funding fight for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, arguing that political gridlock in Washington is putting national security at risk. In a Senate floor speech, Barrasso criticized Democrats…
Senate File 39 would keep the long-term homeowner property tax exemption in place beyond 2027, streamline renewals, and add a $3 million cap on the value eligible for the 50% break. Wyoming lawmakers are moving to permanently extend the state’s…