Governor Mark Gordon

Governor Mark Gordon signs House Bill 72, the Privacy in Public Spaces Act, allowing lawsuits for opposite-sex restroom access, aiming to ensure safety.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed a 25% property tax reduction for homes valued under $1 million, thanks to Senate File 69

Wyoming House Bill 0045, which removes otters from protected status, took effect after Gov. Mark Gordon signed the bill into law Feb. 24. For the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. According to Wyoming Fish and Game, the bill will have important impacts for the management of otters in the state...

Find out why Governor Mark Gordon's recent vetoes in Wyoming are sparking debate and controversy.

“Elections are impactful, and I recognize the overwhelming majority of this legislature opted to drop a political bomb," Gordon wrote.

Governor Mark Gordon criticizes 2025 Legislature for neglecting emergencies because of politics in Wyoming.

The ruling ordered the state to spend more money in six key areas, including teacher salaries and adjusting spending for inflation.

Those moves potentially put the House version of the bill on a collision course with the Senate bill, which has no back fill at all.

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Get the latest update on House Bill 169 in Wyoming, as the bill passes the second reading and moves forward for a decisive vote

Wyoming Governor emphasizes accountability and responsibility in state decision-making for continued success.

As the Wyoming Legislature gears up for its 2025 session, all eyes are on property tax debates.