Mark Gordon
Coverage of Mark Gordon in the Nexus archive.
- Wyoming executive order to guide AI data center development
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed an executive order to support AI data center development as the state aims to attract advanced computing and technology investment.
- Wyoming’s ‘Path of the Pronghorn’ is a signature away from protections sought for a quarter century
Wyoming is nearing final approval to protect the Path of the Pronghorn, a 150-mile migration corridor for pronghorn antelope, after 25 years of conservation efforts. A governor-appointed working group completed its review, with recommendations set for final approval, marking a historic state-led wildlife corridor designation process.
- Wyoming’s ‘Path of the Pronghorn’ is a signature away from protections sought for a quarter century
Wyoming is nearing final approval to protect the 'Path of the Pronghorn,' a 150-mile migration corridor for pronghorn, after a 25-year effort led by conservation biologist Joel Berger. A governor-appointed working group has completed its review, with recommendations awaiting the governor’s signature, marking a historic step for state-led wildlife corridor protections.
- Wyoming court blocks fetal heartbeat abortion law
A Wyoming judge temporarily blocked the state’s fetal heartbeat abortion law, which prohibits most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, citing probable success under the Wyoming Constitution’s healthcare autonomy protections. The law, passed in 2026 and signed by Gov. Mark Gordon, faces legal challenges amid ongoing debates over abortion restrictions.
- Wyoming court blocks fetal heartbeat abortion law
A Wyoming judge temporarily blocked the state’s Human Heartbeat Act, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected (around six weeks), citing probable success under the Wyoming Constitution’s healthcare autonomy protections. The law, signed by Republican Gov. Mark Gordon, excludes exceptions for rape or incest and faces ongoing legal challenges despite earlier abortion restrictions being struck down by the Wyoming Supreme Court.