Food Bank of Wyoming presents new statewide volunteer opportunities
CHEYENNE — With food insecurity rates at a more than 10-year high, Food Bank of Wyoming is introducing new ways to get involved, making it easier than ever for supporters
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Planned gift from Roarks to support UW's Wyoming Public Media
A significant planned gift from University of Wyoming President Emeritus Terry Roark and his wife, Beverly, will support Wyoming Public Media, a service of UW.
Why the Wyoming Supreme Court just sided over the Casper Aquifer could reshape landowners' rights
Second Street intersects Grand Avenue in downtown Laramie on Oct. 2, 2019. The Wyoming Supreme Court on Monday ruled that Albany County was within its rights when enacting new zoning requirements on protecte...
Laramie County Sheriff’s Office complies with immigration-related records request
CHEYENNE — Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak appeared in district court Thursday morning, as requested by a local judge, to explain his office’s decision to not allow a law firm
GOP candidates in Wyoming’s U.S. House race self-fund campaigns reach nearly $6 million
With about a month to go before Wyoming’s primary election, record-breaking sums of personal money are being invested into the crowded GOP race for the state’s opening U.S. House of
Laramie Fire Department awards ceremony spotlights service, sacrifice and survival
Laramie firefighters, families, city officials, retirees and guests gathered for special recognition to their dedicated work that may be overlooked and forgotten.
Albany County Public Library, UW Art Museum partner for interactive children's event
The Albany County Public Library partnered with the University of Wyoming Art Museum on Tuesday to host the latest installment of its annual summer reading series, offering local children a
In first rodeo season, Laramie's Wade Asay headed to National High School Finals
LARAMIE — The mannerisms of Wade Asay exemplify a typical Wyoming cowboy.
Restraint chair ‘will be disposed of’ when civil rights lawsuit is over, Wyoming Boys’ School leaders...
The restraint chair at the center of a lawsuit alleging abuse at the Wyoming Boys’ School “will be disposed of” when litigation is over, the Wyoming Department of Family Services
Republican candidates for secretary of state share priorities for elections administration, business regula...
Republican candidates for Wyoming secretary of state shared their visions for the job and views on topics ranging from crossover voting to ballot drop boxes Wednesday at a forum in
St. Laurence O’Toole Catholic Church to celebrate 150 years with time capsule, day of celebration
A historic Laramie institution is preparing to mark a massive milestone this weekend, celebrating a century and a half of local faith and history.
Cowboys 'OK' with flying under the radar at Mountain West media days
LAS VEGAS — The absence of a preseason poll doesn’t mean folks aren’t talking at Mountain West media days.
What's Happening, July 16
Rotary Club of Laramie meets: Noon-1 p.m., at Altitude Chophouse & Brewery, 320 S. 2nd St. Guests are welcome. Club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Beco...
Fishing report, July 16, 2026
Brown trout are plentiful along the Laramie River, and is one of many fish species that offer excellent angling in the Laramie area.
Yellowstone’s oldest wolf pack, Mollie’s Pack, leaves the park, raising fears for its future
Leslie Patten hiked into a remote reach of northwest Wyoming’s Sunlight Basin in December to post a trail camera where she’d earlier seen wolf tracks.
Mosey with native plant specialists in the mountains
Escaping to the cool of the mountains might be just what is needed during a week when temperatures soar well into the 90s. Head for the mountains to cool off
League of Women Voters of Laramie hosts House Districts forum
Candidates for Wyoming House Districts 13, 14, 45 and 46 met in the Albany County Public Library on July 9 for the fourth League of Women Voters of Laramie forum
Chillin' in the heat at Laramie Brewfest
Altitude Chophouse & Brewery head brewer Sean Minichiello, left, and assistant brewer Danny Shade work inside its tent during Laramie Brewfest on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at Laramie Railroad Depot Park.
He won Laramie Jubilee Days as a competitor. Now, J.W. Winklepleck entertains as barrelman
LARAMIE — Others would immediately ask — what’s with the facepaint, dude?
Worth noting, July 15
The management and staff of J’s Prairie Rose Cafe is inviting its longtime customers as well as everyone in the community to help celebrate its 20th anniversary.
What's Happening, July 15
Growing in Grace Outreach Ministry Bible study: 10 a.m., at The Grounds Internet & Coffee Lounge, 171 N. 3rd St. The study can also be attended via Zoom. For more information, contact Cyndi at 907-231-7740.
On the record, July 15, 2026
The following calls were included in the Albany County Sheriff’s Office responses:
Green River community comes out against automated surveillance technology
GREEN RIVER — The Green River City Council chambers became a battlefield of beliefs the night of July 7 as city officials and residents sparred over a proposal to install
Betty Kiser Memorial CASI Chili Cook Off keeps community tradition alive during Laramie Jubilee Days
Downtown Laramie was filled with the smell of simmering chili as contestants prepared their entries along the street for the Betty Kiser Memorial CASI Chili Cook Off, a free to