Governor Mark Gordon signs 12-month Postpartum bill into law Friday-pkg- Cheyenne News Now at 5:30 pm - VOD - clipped version

Updated: Mar. 6, 2023 at 5:52 PM CST
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As the legislature finishes its busy work, Gov. Mark Gordon was just as active in signing new bills into law. The Governor signed the 12-month postpartum bill into law on Friday. “How important it is that we support mothers. This is truly a pro-life bill, and more than that, it is also a way to give our kids a great start,” said Gordon.

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