The House Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee on Wednesday passed two bills key to the Freedom Caucus’s Five and Dime Plan.

A Wyoming Senate committee unanimously advanced a bill Thursday that will make someone’s non-citizen status stand out more on Wyoming IDs. Secretary

The Wyoming Supreme Court is considering the constitutionality of the state’s “sore loser" law, which bars failed primary-election candidates from

CHEYENNE—The first day of the 68th Wyoming Legislature’s general session got off to an emotional start Tuesday, punctuated by moments of religious declaration, as the Wyoming Freedom Caucus officially took control of the state’s House of Representatives.

The panel advanced a pair of measures sought by Secretary of State Chuck Gray to make registering to vote in Wyoming more stringent, a key priority for the Freedom Caucus.

Several Cheyenne lawmakers say legislation this session will address issues mentioned by Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon during his State of the State address on Wednesday. In his speech to a joint session of the 68th Wyoming Legislature,

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — As President-elect Donald Trump plans bold moves for his first days in office, so too are conservative lawmakers in Wyoming, the first state where Trump-friendly Freedom Caucus members have won control of a statehouse chamber.

With a green banner and clearly printed lettering to indicate a resident is not a U.S. citizen, lawmakers hope Wyoming-issued identification card revisions may make it even more difficult for noncitizens to vote.

Wyoming’s 67th Legislative Session begins on Jan. 14. The Wyoming Legislature alternates between a 40-day General Session in odd-numbered years and

Riverton, was sworn in Tuesday as the Vice President of the Wyoming Senate for the 68th Wyoming Legislature, which convened at noon.

Wyoming’s Congressional delegation expressed optimism and hope after U.S. Congress certified the results of the 2024 presidential election Monday.

A citizen-led initiative to slash property taxes for qualified Wyoming homeowners by 50% was certified Friday by Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray to appear on the 2026