Cheyenne Presents announces lineup for this summer's Fridays on the Plaza
Those Crazy Nights: A Journey Tribute Band performed at Fridays on The Plaza on June 13, 2025.
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Cheyenne Police investigate reports of shots fired on East Fifth Street
CHEYENNE – Police are investigating reports of shots fired in the 600 block of East Fifth Street at approximately 9:30 p.m. Thursday, according to Cheyenne Police Department Public Information Officer
Public Works cites staffing shortages, rising costs, infrastructure needs in FY 2027 budget
CHEYENNE – Staffing shortages, aging infrastructure, rising fuel costs and long-term growth pressures all took center stage during the city Public Works Department’s fiscal year 2027 budget presentation.
Mayor: Data center water use in Cheyenne is far below city supply, other local industries
CHEYENNE – Amid mounting concerns over how expanding data center development could strain Wyoming’s limited water supply, Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins told state lawmakers Thursday that the city’s ex...
Some Cheyenne residents push for moratorium on data center projects
CHEYENNE – Several hundred Cheyenne residents have signed a petition asking the city to place a hold on data center developments in the area.
Cheyenne man accused of stealing guns from storage units pleads not guilty
CHEYENNE — A Cheyenne man charged with several counts of aggravated burglary in the theft of firearms from local storage units pleaded not guilty to all charges Thursday in Laramie
Late spring snowstorm slams Colorado, Cheyenne gets nearly 9 inches
A late spring snowstorm has started to taper off in Colorado after closing schools, delaying flights and creating slushy conditions for commuters. The storm swept over the Rocky Mountains and
Lawmakers discuss COLA boost for Wyoming retirees
CHEYENNE – For nearly two decades, Wyoming’s public retirees have not received a cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA. Now, lawmakers are considering a change after stakeholders have continued to express c...
Coroner’s annual report shows increase in natural deaths, homicides, suicides
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, Wyoming’s Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is available by calling or texting 988. There is
Cheyenne mayor, treasurer present nearly $83 million city budget for fiscal year 2027
CHEYENNE – City officials are getting ready to solidify the fiscal year 2027 budget for Cheyenne, which Mayor Patrick Collins said focuses on strengthening city departments by hiring new employees
Casper abortion clinic braces for mifepristone decision
Wellspring Health Access, Wyoming’s lone procedural abortion clinic, had a victory last month when a Natrona County judge temporarily halted enforcement of the Human Heartbeat Act, a new anti-abortion law
Rasner talks new land management policy, responds to Chuck Gray
GILLETTE — Reid Rasner, a Republican candidate for Congress, stopped through Gillette Friday for a meet and greet where he talked about his plan to bring in $1 billion in
Wyoming is ready for 'return to normalcy,' says U.S. Senate candidate Sam Mead
GILLETTE — The American people are ready for a “return to normalcy,” said Sam Mead, a rancher from Jackson and the nephew of former Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead who is
Wyoming Democrats grapple with closed primaries as party chair criticizes lawmaker
JACKSON — Wyoming’s new closed primary system is dividing Democrats, who disagree about the best way to influence state politics.
PREP RODEO: Pine Bluffs' Ty Scarborough wins in Newcastle
CHEYENNE – Pine Bluffs senior Ty Scarborough scored 56 points to win saddle bronc riding during the Sunday portion of the Wyoming High School Rodeo Association’s stop in Newcastle.
Healthy again, Central's Tegan Krause is breaking records
CHEYENNE – A hamstring tear cost Tegan Krause his final high school indoor track season.
Everyone gives, Everyone gains 5-6-26
We believe everyone can give something to those in need, and when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a way to spotlight some of
Neman: Maybe oven temperatures really do matter
Grilled Asparagus with Olive Oil and Parmesan, photographed Aug. 11, 2021.
Jane Iverson finds her way back to the Chamber Singers for the final concert in their 35th season
CHEYENNE — It’s impossible to think about the Cheyenne Chamber Singers without thinking about its founding director, Jane Iverson.
Weather changes Cheyenne prep sports schedule
Cheyenne East goalkeeper Meiya McQueen, left, rushes to the ball as Cheyenne South’s Vanessa Gonzalez looks to score Thursday night at Bison Stadium. A penalty kick was awarded to Gonzalez on the play and...
Central High senior Eliza Scranton receives P.E.O. Star Scholarship
CHEYENNE – Eliza Scranton, a senior at Central High School, has been awarded the P.E.O. STAR Scholarship for the upcoming 2026-27 academic year.
Construction begins on U.S. Highway 287 south of Laramie
LARAMIE – Crews with McGarvin-Moberly Construction and the Wyoming Department of Transportation are beginning construction to widen U.S. Highway 287 south of Laramie.
LCCC Board of Trustees announces May meetings
CHEYENNE – The Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees will hold its regular business meeting on May 13 at 6 p.m. in the Charles Carpenter Board Room, College Community
BLM seeks input for September 2026 sale of oil and gas leases in Wyoming
CHEYENNNE – The Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday opened a 30-day public comment period to receive public input on plans to include 276 oil and gas parcels totaling 357,337