Wyoming Gaming Commission
Downtown Sheridan, via the Wyoming News Exchange
SHERIDAN (WNE) — Sheridan Mayor Rich Bridger suggested an ordinance he hopes will prevent the city’s downtown district from becoming a gambling hot spot.
Ordinance 2250 is a proposed zoning change that would prevent gambling for B-1 zoned properties in the downtown district — stretching from...
Gaming reg fix weighed during special session, but vote failed
By Clair McFarland
The Ranger
Via Wyoming News Exchange
RIVERTON — An attempt to tighten Wyoming’s loosened gambling regulations during the special legislative session failed last week when the House opted not to introduce a...
Senator’s Facebook post to ‘fix bayonets’ criticized
By Jake Goodrick
Gillette News Record
Via Wyoming News Exchange
GILLETTE — A Facebook post made Friday by a Campbell County legislator calls into question where the line is between figurative and literal language amid a politically polarized...
Wyoming aims to expand sports betting by end of year
By Josh Criswell
WyoSports
Via Wyoming News Exchange
CHEYENNE —The first month of legalized sports betting in Wyoming wrapped up only a few weeks ago, but the state’s gaming commission is already anticipating expansion in the near future....
Legal sports betting goes live in Wyoming
By Alex Taylor
Gillette News Record
Via Wyoming News Exchange
GILLETTE — Gambling sports fans in Wyoming are no longer required to bet through sketchy offshore websites to win, or lose, a quick buck.
The Wyoming Gaming Commission unanimously approved...
Alexis Barker
NLJ News Editor
Wyoming Downs, a live horse racing and simulcast off-track facilities, is looking to bring their betting machines into Weston County.
During the March 3 Weston County Commission meeting, the commissioners expressed support for the idea during a discussion with...
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