CHEYENNE – After holding its first special session since 2004 last week, the Wyoming Legislature likely won’t have to wait another 16 years for its next one.
State lawmakers are expected to reconvene sometime in late June for a second, longer special session to continue addressing the whirlwind of issues brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, along with long-term budget issues that have been compounded by the virus.
A date has not been finalized for the second special session, but House Speaker Steve Harshman, R-Casper, said in a news conference Friday that lawmakers could meet the week of J...
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