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56 students graduated from Wind River Job Corps on Aug. 23
(Riverton, WY) – Local officials, business leaders, Job Corps staff, and family members joined 56 students graduating from Wind River Job Corps on Friday, Aug. 23, to celebrate National Job Corps Commencement Day. The graduating class decided on “Anything for a Dollar” as their Class Motto, their flower was...
UW holds advantages amidst national enrollment concerns
Enrollment has fallen across universities due to a plethora of reasons; this can be seen in the statistics at UW, where enrollment fell significantly after Covid-19 and never quite came back up to where it was. Undergraduate enrollment at UW fell by roughly 20% from 2019 to 2020 according to...
Historic Opportunity for Marching Band
Marching bands from around the world have stood tall every year since 1890 for the esteemed Tournament of Roses Parade; displaying the very best of what these masterful musicians can offer. This coming spring, the University of Wyoming Western Thunder Marching Band will proudly join the ranks for the first...
Laramie’s Neil Summers Commits to UW Basketball Program
Laramie's 6-8 pivot man Neil Summers announced on "X" that he has committed to the Wyoming Cowboy basketball program. He was an All-State selection in 4A for good reason as he averaged 17 points and 11 rebounds per game as the Plainsmen advanced to the 4A Championship game. Summers poured in 20 points along with 15 rebounds in that title game loss to Cheyenne Central. He was 1st in rebounding in 4A and 5th in scoring with a 31-point and 27-point games against Sheridan plus an 18 rebound performance against Greeley. Colorado.
AI vs. human leadership: Debate over plan to govern Cheyenne with AI
Artificial intelligence could soon be governing a city in the United States — at least if one American mayoral candidate has his way. Victor Miller recently threw his hat into the ring for mayor of Cheyenne, Wyoming, pledging to manage the 65,000-person city exclusively with a generative AI bot he built himself — called VIC, or Virtual Integrated Citizen.
War Memorial construction wraps up ahead of season
Following the Cowboys’ home win over Hawaii last November, War Memorial stadium quickly became a demolition site. The entire lower west stands were removed and construction began to replace and update the old seating area. As reported at the time, the “Restore the War” project would occur in two...
Jack O’Neil headed to Paralympics
This past June, Wyoming Cowboy Jack O’Neil became a Paralympian, swimming in the Team USA trials in Minnesota and punching his ticket to Paris. Now, he is set to compete at the highest international level in less than a week, with the games kicking off on August 28th. Ahead...
Experts address hundreds of people on Wyoming wildfires
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A series of large and powerful wildfires have impacted Northeastern Wyoming in the past few weeks. In the effort to fight them, leaders addressed a crowd of hundreds in Gillette Tuesday. More than 200,000 acres have been scorched by wildfires in Northeastern Wyoming, prompting evacuations...
Wyoming Business Council to Host ‘Shaping Wyoming’s Future: A UW Student Panel’
Recognizing the need for communities across Wyoming to retain and attract employees and entrepreneurs, the Wyoming Business Council (WBC) will host “Shaping Wyoming’s Future: A UW Student Panel” Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the University of Wyoming College of Business. The WBC has been working closely with what...
Wyoming officials not fans of new federal plan for Rock Springs field office
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mark Gordon is disappointed with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM)’s Resource Management Plan (RMP) for the Rock Springs Field Office. The Office manages millions of acres of public land and subsurface minerals in Wyoming, and the Plan is meant to guide BLM on how it will manage the areas. Wyoming has expectations of durable, multiple use of public lands, but Gordon issued a statement saying the RMP as well as a final environmental impact statement (FEIS) does not meet...
Motorcyclist Dead After Crashing Into Building in Cheyenne
A 20-year-old man is dead after crashing his motorcycle into a building in north central Cheyenne Wednesday morning, police say. Capt. David Janes says it happened at about 8:09 a.m. at the intersection of East Lincolnway and Nationway. "There was video footage of the crash from the building," Janes told...
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