Wyoming Gov Mark Gordon on Thursday let a bill banning gun-free zones go into law without his signature. In announcing his decision, he said the

In a scathing letter, the governor criticized lawmakers for rejecting local control, existing firearm policies.

Gordon allowed the gun-free zone repealer for government meetings and schools to become law without his signature Thursday night. However, he put his stamp of approval on a bill that adds “safety requirements” for surgical abortion centers, of which there is only one in the state.

For the second year in a row, the Wyoming Legislature is close to giving Gov. Mark Gordon a bill to eliminate gun-free zones in the state. Gordon

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon says he will allow a bill to ban most gun-free zones in Wyoming to become law without his signature. But he doesn't sound happy about it. You can read House Bill 172.