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Lawmakers turn attention to interim with eye on taxes, wildlife, maternity care

JACKSON — The work isn’t done for the 67th Wyoming Legislature. Although a special session was narrowly avoided, lawmakers are turning their attention to the interim. It’s the period between

Lawmakers turn attention to interim with eye on taxes, wildlife, maternity care

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Wyoming governor signs Born Alive bill modifying abortion restrictions

© Getty Images Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon (R) on Thursday signed a bill that changes preexisting law and requires health care providers treat “any viable infant aborted alive” with the same “care that would be rendered to any other infant born alive.” As Oil City News reports, the bill, known as “Born alive infant-means of care,” changes previous legislation by adding the language any viable infant. The new bill also states, Any physician performing an abortion shall take medically appropriate and reasonable steps to preserve the life and health of an infant born alive.” ADVERTISEMENT According to Oil City News, in Wyoming viability is defined as “that stage of human development when the embryo or fetus is able to live by natural or life-supportive systems outside the womb of the mother according to appropriate medical judgment.”

Wyoming Democrat, GOP leaders see common paths for economic diversification

Wyoming Democrat, GOP leaders see common paths for economic diversification By Brendan LaChance on January 18, 2021 (Shutterstock images) CASPER, Wyo. Some Republican and Democrat leaders of the 66th Wyoming Legislature share similar visions for what could help diversify the state’s economy. Majority Floor Leader Albert Sommers, a Republican representing Sublette County, said in a press conference with legislative leadership held last week that improving broadband access is crucial. Sommers said that the COVID-19 pandemic has also highlighted this issue with people traveling and moving to Wyoming looking toward reliable, high speed internet. Article continues below. “We have people moving in[to] my area from all over,” Sommers said. Were high speed, reliable broadband more widely available, he suggested more people might consider re-locating to the state.

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