Bear’s online remarks hurt the House, Harshman said on the floor, before the Freedom Caucus doubled down on social media.

The chamber’s top official used his powers to stop legislation aimed at solving real problems in Wyoming, while ensuring the Freedom Caucus’ priorities sailed through, columnist Kerry Drake says.

Williams also pointed out that legitimate property tax relief measures were passed during the 2024 session, such as a 4% cap on year-to-year tax increases. During the November election, voters also ...

Rep. Steve Harshman criticized fellow lawmaker Rep. John Bear on Monday for an op-ed where Bear labeled some legislators as ...

The Wyoming Legislature has rejected a measure that would have prohibited killing animals by running them down with ...

The lawsuit contends that the new policy is spreading fear of raids, thus lowering attendance at worship services and other ...

Even if the resolution is ultimately signed by Gov. Mark Gordon, its supporters don’t anticipate Congress doing anything, ...

Nearly every member of the Breakfast Club, an informal band of fiscal hawks, was doled out a chairmanship at the start of the ...

Trump has vowed to “love and cherish” Medicaid, but there’s an appetite among Republicans to make it harder to qualify to ...

The last opportunity for lawmakers to take initial votes on bills coming out of the House and Senate was Monday.