Dr. Alexia Harrist

Governor Mark Gordon and State Health Officer Dr. Alexia Harris on Tuesday asked Wyoming residents to remain vigilant against the spread of the virus.

Uinta County has seen the number of coronavirus cases more than double this month, going form 35 on June 1 to 80 at last report.

Cody Stampede officials say they neither approved nor voted on any positions from a statewide rodeo task force.

UPDATE: Only three of the four residents are University of Wyoming students.

The governor is slated to discuss the status of large Wyoming summer events on Wednesday afternoon at 3.

Wyoming's current public health orders are set to expire on May 31.

Harrist says Wyoming has taken some "big steps forward" in the fight against COVID-19, but the state must continue with its "thoughtful and measured approach."

The two primary types of test which are currently available are viral tests and antibody tests.

Governor Mark Gordon had a media briefing on May 7 to go over what the plan would be after the health orders expired and what the next phase was.

The Wyoming Public Health Laboratory will no longer accept samples from patients who do not fall within the department’s priority categories.