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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he will propose legislation that would bar the state and its local governments from using environmental, social, governance criteria when issuing municipal bonds, expanding his push against what he has called a “woke agenda.”

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CHEYENNE —The Wyoming Legislature kicked off the first week it will work through the 2023-24 supplemental budget on Monday.

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CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s top official is continuing ongoing work to reduce stigma around mental health issues and improve resiliency in Wyoming communities, according to his staff.

CHEYENNE—A bill that would allow certain voter registration data to become public upon request cleared another hurdle Friday.

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On Dec. 3, First Baptist Church, Kearney, held its annual Joyful Giveaway (a community outreach event) served 165 families, met over 780 people, and gave away more than 400 bags – or 3-1/2 tons – of groceries.