Gov. Gordon Orders Flags Be Flown at Half-Staff in Wyoming Through March 27
The governor's order is in accordance with President Joe Biden's presidential proclamation.
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Governor Gordon Signs 20 Bills Into Wyoming Law
The legislature is scheduled to reconvene on March 1 in Cheyenne.
Wyoming Drivers Purchase 2,020 Conservation Plates in 2020
Governor Mark Gordon's office has announced that the governor's challenge has been met, as drivers in Wyoming have purchased at least 2,020 of the new Wyoming Conservation License Plates in 2020.
Gov. Gordon Sends Emergency Support to Wyoming Hospitals
The Wyoming Department of Health is in contact with hospitals to discuss hospital capacity and surge plans.
Gov. Gordon Appoints Permanent Director of Corrections Department
Dan Shannon had been serving in an interim capacity since July following the retirement of Bob Lampert.
Wyoming Dashboard: Number Of New COVID-19 Cases ‘Concerning’
According to an email from Governor Gordon's office on Friday afternoon, ''Daily new cases have increased from an average of 30 to 64 per day over the past 14 days.''
First Statewide Suicide Hotline Opens at Central Wyoming Counseling Center
The Suicide Prevention Lifeline will be open to callers beginning at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Wyoming Game And Fish Will Resume Selling Temp Non-Resident Licenses
Gordon also announced that state officials will let a quarantine for people entering Wyoming expire on Friday.
Governor, Health Officials: Stopping COVID Depends on Personal Responsibility
The total number of presumptive positive cases for COVID-19 statewide stood at 94 on Monday, more than triple the 26 from a week ago.
Wyoming Hunger Initiative Offers Help in COVID-19 for Food Insecurity
Opportunities for community participation will be announced in the near future.
Wyoming Offers $300,000 to Businesses to Avert, Shorten Layoffs
Funding will be paid out by the Department of Workforce Services, as the fiscal agent.
Wyoming Schools Superintendent Orders Districts to Plan for Extended Closure
Each school district must have an Adapted Learning Plan approved by the Department of Education before April 6 to continue to receive state funding.