Wyoming Governor: Another $100 Million In CARES Money To Go Out
The governor said roughly $100 million of that amount will be used soon to support the reopening of Wyoming schools, expand the business relief program, among other things.
Governor Mark Gordon
Wyoming Governor Doubles Down on Budget Cuts; Agencies to Cut 20%
The governor expects to decide on how to implement the first round of budget reductions over the next few days
Wyoming Inches Closer To Major Land Purchase
The deadline to submit a bid to Occidental Petroleum, who owns the land, is July 8.
Wyoming Officials to Meet Monday on Possible $1B Land Bid
Proponents say the land could provide a better return than some current state investments.
Governor Gordon Urges Wyoming Residents To ''Mask Up"
The governor on Monday announced that the state's current coronavirus restrictions will remain in place through at least July 15 in light of a surge in new cases.
Wake Up Wyoming Coronavirus Town Hall: June 2020
If you missed the June 2020 town hall program, we have recapped the show here.
Wyoming Dept. of Health To Allow Long-Term Care Facility Visits
It will be up to individual long-term care facilities to allow, or not allow, visitors.
Breaking News: Wyoming Governor Orders Further Spending Cuts
The next step in Gordon's plan calls for state agency directors to identify programs for elimination by July 1, likely resulting in state employees losing their jobs.
Gov. Gordon to Meet 101 Year Old WWII Veteran
Sidney Walton is one of America's oldest WWII veterans.
Gordon: Wyoming Keeping Guard Troops Home, Ready if Needed
Wyoming has been relatively peaceful.