Wyoming Freedom Caucus bills are breezing through the state House so far this session. The group’s touted “Five and Dime” plan of passing five core

CHEYENNE—The Wyoming Freedom Caucus delivered on a promise to pass a slate of bills targeting five priorities in the first 10 days of the 2025 general session. The group of hard-line Republicans announced Thursday that its “Five and Dime Plan” has cleared all hurdles in the House two days ahead of its self-imposed deadline.

Five key bills in th Freedom Caucus’ “Five and Dime Plan” passed through the state House of Representatives within the first eight days of the general session,

Conservative members of Freedom Caucus have achieved a first. Starting Tuesday, they will comprise a majority of the Wyoming House — shifting power away from more moderate or mainstream Republicans.

Despite estimates of billions in investment losses, Freedom Caucus lawmakers again advanced a bill Tuesday that would punish contracted financiers who invest Wyoming’s money in funds with environmental,

Far-right lawmakers quashed a proposed amendment that would have preserved landowners’ ability to sell their property to the federal government.

Veteran lawmakers made a passionate but ineffective stand against a measure to punish financiers who invest state money in funds with environmental, sustainability and governance considerations.