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Wyoming Skies Will Be Smokey A Bit Longer
You might have noticed those hazy skies last weekend. A rain shower passed over my house the other day and my clean car was dirty when it was over. All of those raindrops picked up smoke in the air on the way down causing dirty water to hit my car.
The truth behind the US 'zone of death' where there are no laws
There’s a part of the United States that is essentially lawless and it’s nicknamed the “zone of death”, but how did it come about?While America is home to some strange rules, like the shocking Texas law that allowed a man to kill his wife’s lover under one condition, it may surprise people to know that there is a small part in one of the most populated countries in the world that is lawless.It might sound like something out of The Purge, but the 50 square miles “zone of death” is real and located in Yellowstone National Park, accessed by one...
Laramie County Sheriff Announces National Night Out Events
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office has announced several National Night Out events to be held around the county on August 6th. The local events are being held in conjunction with National Night Out events nationwide. According to a news release, the local event will allow folks to "meet people that...
Trustees OK $394.1M budget for 2024–25 school year; department budgets cut by $2M
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County School District 1 is working with a budget of nearly $400 million for its upcoming school year. On Monday night, the LCSD1 Board of Trustees approved the district’s proposed budget for the 2024–25 school year. The overall projected funding is locked in at $394.1 million. This grand total is about $51 million higher compared to last year’s budget, according to Jed Cicarelli, LCSD1 chief financial officer. Cicarelli presented budget highlights during Monday’s board meeting.
Restoration Fellowship INT’L Church happy to host kids basketball camps for 5 years now
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Restoration Fellowship INT’L Church has been partnering with The Destiny Project to bring the community a basketball camp. In what started off in 2019 as a basketball camp with only 13 kids has turned into a camp that hosted over 80 kids last week.
Lobos Lose Defensive Battle to Cheyenne in Pacific NW Opener
In the opening round of the Pacific Northwest Regional Tournament on Monday night, the Lander Lobos lost to the Cheyenne Coyotes in a fiercely defensive contest. Before a packed stadium of Lobos fans, Evan Stephenson started on the mound. He went on to pitch the entire seven-inning game, accumulating a dozen impressive strikeouts in the process.
Unveiling The Latest Financial Distress Ranking: Where Does Wyoming Stand?
The economy has not been kind to most Americans, especially for the better part of the last four years, but there has been some good news, specifically for Wyomingites. A new study conducted by personal finance website, WalletHub, listed the "States with the Most People in Financial Distress" and the Cowboy State was near the bottom of the list, which in this case, is exactly where we want to be.
Here’s Your Chance to Win a Restored 1979 F-250 in Central Wyoming
The Boys & Girls Club of Central Wyoming is celebrating 55 years of providing services to the youth of Central Wyoming by holding a special drawing for a pristinely restored 1979 Ford Truck. This Ford F-250 Ranger features a robust 460 engine, making it a blend of vintage appeal and...
Tennessee and Wyoming passed anti-red flag law legislation in 2024
New laws in Tennessee and Wyoming passed this year prohibiting the use of extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs), also known as red flag laws. They are the third and fourth states to adopt such laws after Oklahoma did so in 2020 and West Virginia in 2021. ERPOs authorize individuals, typically...
UW-Led Learning Communities Meet to Share Teaching Practices and Build Relationships
Nearly 25 educators representing the University of Wyoming, some of the state’s community colleges and one Wyoming high school recently attended a symposium in Cheyenne to further nurture relationships through a UW-led program. The Wyoming Inclusive Excellence Initiative aims to strengthen relationships between community colleges and UW to create...
CWC hosting nuclear energy supply chain event [PODCAST]
(Riverton, WY) – Tash Harris from Central Wyoming College and Kevin Kershisnik of Manufacturing Works joined us this week to discuss an event at Central Wyoming College dedicated to learning about nuclear energy in Wyoming. The Riverton event takes place July 25th from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and...
GALLERY: 2024-2025 ARTCORE Season Schedule Released
ARTCORE is ready to kickoff their tremendous season of events on July 22. See the entire 2024-2025 season lineup and learn about the artists right here. ARTCORE was invented in 1978 with the purpose of providing opportunities for individual artists. ARTCORE presents music, dance, and theater presentations to enhance the vibrant Arts scene of the Casper area. With more than 40 events on the schedule there will truly be something for everyone.
Balloonists injured in crash landing in east Casper Saturday
CASPER, Wyo. — A balloonist was injured Saturday after being ejected from the basket during a descent over east Casper during the annual Casper Balloon Roundup. Casper Police Department Spokesperson Amber Freestone said the event was reported around 7 a.m. Saturday. Two female passengers were aboard, and the craft was reportedly trying to land in an underinflated state.
C17 Crime Clips for Wednesday, July 17
GILLETTE, Wyo. — Here is a summary of notable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, July 16, obtained through law enforcement reports compiled by the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office. Suspicious activity, July 16, Bay Avenue, GPD. Officers responded to Bay Avenue at 8:47...
Gillette City Council to consider appointing 2 new judges
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Gillette City Council intends to consider appointing two part-time municipal court judges during its upcoming July 16 meeting, according to the City of Gillette. Per the meeting agenda, the council will consider employing Alison O. Gee and Christopher R. Ringer as part-time municipal court judges...
Music, Rodeos And More This Week In Cheyenne
We've made it. Whether you're one of the people that lives for this time of year, or you go on a 10 day vacation, we have made it to the start of Cheyenne Frontier Days. Well, in a few days, anyways. The city is really coming alive and there is no shortage of entertainment as we roll on.
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