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We spoke to U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis Thursday morning, and she discussed the repeal of the 1991 and 2002 “Authorization of Military use of Force in Iraq” and her views on Trump. “That we are still authorizing U.S. troops to defend themselves in the region as well as to seek true terrorists, the Suleimani and Baghdadis of the future, that AUMF (Authorization for Use of Military Force) would remain in effect,” said U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of thanking military members and bosses for their service. On Thursday, a group of bosses got a great big thank you, the National Guard and Reserve Member Employees sponsored their bosses for a “Boss Lift.”

As part of the last legislative session’s efforts to create sideboards around shed hunting. Two bills emerged to help hunters in the outdoors, going into effect soon. “This season will be kind of status quo normal as before, and next year, we’ll really see these changes take effect,” said Breanna Ball, Public Relations Officer for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

As we moved through the challenges of the pandemic, one thing became very clear we need more medical staff in Wyoming. Gov. Mark Gordon took up the challenge by helping to produce a program that would support this growth.

As new laws continue to get passed or signed into law by Gov. Mark Gordon. Another hot topic bill hits the ground regarding Title 9 Civil Rights legislation and athletes. ”They should have the opportunity to have a fair and equitable competitive area in every sport. We’ve had it for 50 years through Title 9, and we don’t want to mess with Title 9. We want to continue to have that lane for our biological girls,” said Sen. Wendy Schuler, S.D. 15 & Coach.

As we get closer to summer, some folks are already thinking about vacations and trips they’d like to take. But what if you needed help, and what if a rule stopped someone from getting paid for giving you the support you needed? On Tuesday, protesters came to the Capitol steps asking for equality for persons with disabilities.