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Senate and House done with rival budget billsFeb 28, 2012 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- The Wyoming House and Senate have passed parallel budget bills spelling out their respective visions of how to fund state government over the next ... [more] | Legislature in tenth dayFeb 26, 2012 - Associated Press: CHEYENNE (AP) -- Events on the tenth day of the Budget Session of the Wyoming Legislature, Fri., Feb 24, 2012: | ||
Drug test for welfare recipients gain favorFeb 26, 2012 - Associated Press: CHEYENNE (AP) -- Conservatives who say welfare recipients should have to pass a drug test to receive government assistance have momentum on their side. | Senator Mike Enzi spoke to Legislature
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Fewer billsFeb 22, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck: The Wyoming Legislature has a bit less to do this year, and uncertainty about the economy is the reason. | Tax break for ethanol passed by Wyo. SenateFeb 20, 2012 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Developments on the fifth day of the Budget Session of the 2012 Wyoming Legislature: | ||
House kills bill to expand tribal police authorityFeb 17, 2012 - By Martin Reed Staff Writer: Wyoming House lawmakers on Thursday failed to approve the introduction of a bill that would have expanded law enforcement authority of tribal police officers ... [more] | Senate kills Case bill fining the parents of truant childrenFeb 15, 2012 - AP: CHEYENNE (AP) -- The state Senate has killed a bill that would have raised the fines for parents of students who skip school. Senate File 44 failed to win ... [more] | ||
No panic necessaryFeb 15, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck: In his State of the State address Monday to ring in the new session of the Wyoming Legislature in Cheyenne, Gov. Matt Mead did the expected -- the necessary -- ... [more] | State preps to end wolf protections
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Rich don't need 'looking out for' by LegislatureFeb 14, 2012 - Phil Rossen Riverton: Editor: | Tuesday notesFeb 14, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck: Winter's "worst" | ||
Mead says Wyoming remains strong but feeling fiscal pinchFeb 14, 2012 - By Ben Neary The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Gov. Matt Mead acknowledged Monday that Wyoming is not an island, and that energy revenues, long the bulwark of the state's economy, are slipping as ... [more] | Legislature a 'go' Monday: All eyes on revenue, says BeboutFeb 13, 2012 - By Martin Reed Staff Writer: State Sen. Eli Bebout of Riverton knows the state's two-year budget will be the focus of the Wyoming Legislature session starting Monday, but other schools and ... [more] | ||
State may step in to get clean water to affected citizensFeb 8, 2012 - By Martin Reed Staff Writer: Gov. Matt Mead and State Sen. Eli Bebout of Riverton are ready to approach the Wyoming Legislature this year to seek initial funding to help deliver clean ... [more] | Commissioner district borders may be redrawn; comment soughtFeb 2, 2012 - By Martin Reed Staff Writer: Fremont County Clerk Julie Freese is planning to solicit public comment on proposed changes to commission voting district boundary lines. | ||
