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Cheyenne, WY: Hot and Dry Conditions Forecast for Sunday, Breezy Winds Expected
Cheyenne, WY – A hot and mainly dry day is expected across much of Wyoming and surrounding areas this Sunday. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne reported early this morning that temperatures will soar, with highs reaching the upper 80s to mid-90s across the region. Cheyenne is forecasted to hit 88°F, while Scottsbluff could see temperatures as high as 97°F.
City of Lander changes management of Community Center
The Lander Community Center is one of the city’s more expensive buildings – but its price tag may soon be coming down a little. On Tuesday, the city council considered four bids from two different potential managers. The current facilities manager of the community center, Scott Neubauer, put in a bid for $10,507 a month without groundskeeping or $12,240 a month with groundskeeping; his competition was Tecia Waller, who bid $3,400 a month for just the building or $3,500 a month with groundskeeping. Council voted to award the four-year contract to Waller.
Rapid City Superintendent Fired after Racist Comments
A South Dakota superintendent has been fired after an Office of Civil Rights report revealed racist comments aimed at Native American students. Nicole Swigart, superintendent of Rapid City Area Schools, was terminated by a school board vote of 6 to 1 on Tuesday, Aug. 13. The situation stems from racist...
High chance of Monday showers; smaller chance Tuesday, NWS says
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The start to the coming week may be wet, according to forecasts from the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. Monday features an 80% likelihood of showers and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, Temperatures are expected to reach a high near 84 degrees. West winds should vary between 5 and 15 mph.
Monday to see chance of rain before skies clear in following days
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper-area residents may have some rain to contend with while the coming work week gets underway, though the National Weather Service in Riverton doesn’t expect that rain to last very long. Monday morning brings with it a 30% chance of isolated showers, followed by a...
America's Most Expensive Home Is a 190-Acre Wyoming Ranch Owned by Late Sen. Herb Kohl
A Wyoming ranch owned by Herb Kohl, the late U.S. senator and heir to Kohl's department stores, just hit the market for $65 million, making it this week's most expensive home on Realtor.com®. Dubbed Red Hills Ranch, the 190-acre property in Kelly, WY, was owned by Kohl for over...
Huskers have leading kicker with Tristan Alvano limited in practice
Nebraska football may have a kicking battle on their hands, as John Hohl is currently the leading kicker in camp. Coach Matt Rhule mentioned this development in his press conference with the media on Saturday afternoon. I think Hohl is really coming on well and to be quite honest today was not a big special teams day today was like we kicked field goals in rhythm so meaning if it was a field goal attempt in a game we would have gone a field goal attempt. Hohl transferred in from Iowa Western Community College. He redshirted in his lone season at Iowa...
What to watch in Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska primaries
With just a handful of states left to hold their primaries in 2024, Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming are up next on Tuesday to see who will win the Democratic or Republican nominations for House and Senate seats. In Alaska, eyes are on the sole House seat as vulnerable Rep. Mary Peltola (D-AK) seeks to defend […]
Law enforcement kick off “The Honor Roll,” biking through 4 states
SPOKANE, Wash. — Active and retired law enforcement officers started their journey through four states in honor of fall law enforcement officers. According to a press release, a law enforcement cycling group started “The Honor Roll” cycling trip to ride their bikes through Washington, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming to honor those who lost their lives serving the United States.
Secretary of State Gray blames media for threatening voicemail
CHEYENNE — After receiving a threatening voicemail from an unidentified caller on Tuesday, Secretary of State Chuck Gray turned to Facebook to blame “the lying leftwing media.” The call was motivated by an article from an unidentified source addressing Gray’s request for certain counties to retest their voting machines. Earlier this week, Gray sent a letter to county clerks, saying that voting ...
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