Governor Mark Gordon

The tax cut is only half as large as the 50 percent cut that was originally proposed, but it has no sunset date, as opposed to a two-year sunset.

“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.

Among the new laws will be bills dealing with resort liquor licenses, coal severance taxes and snowmobile registration fees.

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.

Wyoming's political landscape shifts as Freedom Caucus gains majority in the House.

Do you agree with the Judge's ruling keeping abortion legal in Wyoming?