Legislature look at securing Wyoming assets-pkg-Cheyenne News Now at 5:30 pm - VOD - clipped version

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.

The Wyoming Prescription Drug Transparency Act, created during the last Legislative session, was meant to stabilize the pharmacy industry and keep community pharmacies open. But pharmacy experts claim the bill was “gutted” by Gov. Mark Gordon with line vetoes before it was signed. Maintaining a dysfunctional industry status quo.

As Gov. Mark Gordon continues to sign legislative bills into law, one of the two abortion bills has garnered national attention. Making Wyoming the first state in the nation to outlaw medicines used in chemical abortions.

Well, thanks to the pandemic, emergency responders knew precisely how to handle a recent emergency and got everyone the safety and health care they needed. On Saturday, the Veterans’ Affairs Cheyenne Health Care System received a call from the Emergency Management Agency for Cheyenne and Laramie Counties at 2 pm.