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Committee moves forward on ticket scalping legislation (opens the original)
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The Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee began work Sept. 6 on legislation to limit ticket scalping in Wyoming, with a bill draft set to be presented at the committee’s November meeting. “I feel compelled to do something,” Sen. Bill Landen said during the committee meeting Sept. 8. “If you look at what the other states do, it is all over the map. Massachusetts has the oldest law, and they prohibit everything. Some states don’t prohibit anything. As a committee, we
Lawmakers advance plan for standalone fishing guide regulatory board (opens the original)
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Lawmakers on the Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee voted Tuesday to move forward with drafting legislation that would create a standalone regulatory board for the state's commercial fishing guide industry, capping months of data collection and debate over how to manage growing pressure on Wyoming's rivers. The vote came after Game and Fish officials and the Fishing Outfitters and Guides Advisory Board presented data from the first year of a boat registration syste
Wyoming State Forestry Division responds to complex 2026 fire season (opens the original)
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Wyoming is dealing with one of its most aggressive fire seasons in years, yet has been lucky so far. Wyoming has experienced multiple days with 10 to 20 new wildfire starts, “requiring extensive coordination with local, state and federal partners,” as a potentially horrific fire season has been held at bay, at least for now. Wildfire starts across Wyoming this summer have run at nearly twice the pace seen by this same point in 2024, according to the Wyoming State Forestry Division (WSFD). State
Wyoming State Forestry Division responds to complex 2026 fire season (opens the original)
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Wyoming is dealing with one of its most aggressive fire seasons in years, yet has been lucky so far. Wyoming has experienced multiple days with 10 to 20 new wildfire starts, “requiring extensive coordination with local, state and federal partners,” as a potentially horrific fire season has been held at bay, at least for now. Wildfire starts across Wyoming this summer have run at nearly twice the pace seen by this same point in 2024, according to the Wyoming State Forestry Division (WSFD). State
Wyoming State Forestry Division responds to complex 2026 fire season (opens the original)
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Wyoming is dealing with one of its most aggressive fire seasons in years, yet has been lucky so far. Wyoming has experienced multiple days with 10 to 20 new wildfire starts, “requiring extensive coordination with local, state and federal partners,” as a potentially horrific fire season has been held at bay, at least for now. Wildfire starts across Wyoming this summer have run at nearly twice the pace seen by this same point in 2024, according to the Wyoming State Forestry Division (WSFD). State
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