Jasmine Hall

JACKSON — As she celebrated Donald Trump's inauguration Monday on Town Square, Becky Cloetta wore a sequined, star-spangled pin atop her black beanie and carried an American flag.

After questioning the legality of ballot drop boxes in seven counties on Wednesday, Wyoming's secretary of state was asked by a Jackson lawmaker why he hadn't yet sued county clerks for breaking the law.

Legislators entered day seven of the two-month session with the House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee listening to hours of testimony on abortion.

Only a handful of bills managed to take up hours of debate on the floor of the House on Thursday as representatives considered final changes before sending them to the

The Legislature is heading into its third week of the lawmaking grind and still has five weeks to go. Some deadlines are starting to approach.

The Legislature reconvened after the weekend and had a long list of bills to work on, from the elimination of sales tax on firearms in the Senate

A Jackson lawmaker scoffed at the final abortion bill he heard in the House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee on Friday.

A leader in the hard-line Wyoming Freedom Caucus broke a tie vote Friday, killing a bill that would have required sheriffs to enforce federal immigration laws.

CHEYENNE — Sitting in the Wyoming Capitol, Joel Guggenmos folded his hands in his lap and said he wants to ban “sanctuary cities” for undocumented immigrants.

As the Wyoming Legislature finished up its 12th day of the session, both the House and the Senate sent a large number of bills to third reading.