Latest News
- LCSD1 Board of Trustees approves public review of residence-area proposal
- Virtual school, periodic closures and mask requirements are LCSD1's new normal
- Council voices support for continuation of summertime events
- Current Wyoming public health orders extended through July 31
- School band member tests positive for COVID-19, practices on hold
- List of coronavirus-related closures, cancellations and postponements
- Number of COVID-19 cases in Laramie County, Wyoming
- Council voices support for continuation of summertime events
- Current Wyoming public health orders extended through July 31
- School band member tests positive for COVID-19, practices on hold
- State employees to see furloughs, reductions in force due to budget shortfalls
- Wednesday's virtual Day of Giving aims to give boost to state's nonprofits
- UW confirms person working on campus contracted virus
- UW expects substantial enrollment decline
- Record number of new coronavirus cases reported Saturday
- Local education budgets shrouded in uncertainty
- Curbside pickup of library items back by popular demand
- LCSD1 Board of Trustees approves public review of residence-area proposal
- Virtual school, periodic closures and mask requirements are LCSD1's new normal
- Current Wyoming public health orders extended through July 31
- School band member tests positive for COVID-19, practices on hold
- James Wallace murder case headed to district court
- Number of COVID-19 cases in Laramie County, Wyoming
- State employees to see furloughs, reductions in force due to budget shortfalls
- DACA recipient and immigration rights activists respond to Supreme Court decision
- Wednesday's virtual Day of Giving aims to give boost to state's nonprofits
- Everyone gives, Everyone gains 7-12-20
Local Briefs
- Wyoming's average gas prices rise another 1.8 cents in past week
- 9th Africa MAAFA Remembrance Day conference set Oct. 10 at LCCC
- ESPC focuses on women’s leadership in Wyoming
- St. Joseph's Food Pantry reminds donors of produce guidelines
- Delays possible as crews begin epoxy overlays on I-25 bridges
- Councilmen to host listening session about Cheyenne police reform
- Wyoming Business Alliance's Governor's Business Forum postponed to 2021
- League of Women Voters announces July slate of local candidate forums
- Library of Congress celebrates Wyoming’s 130th birthday with new digital collection
- Downtown Development Authority opens community pocket park
CHEYENNE – Wyoming’s largest school district is finalizing its COVID-19-era school reopening plan. So far, it includes opening a virtual district-run K-12 school, the possibility for building shutdowns and some face mask requirements.
DENVER (AP) — Angie Paccione, fresh off a weekly call with university presidents across Colorado, summed up the state of higher education in the midst of a pandemic, an economic recession and a reckoning with lifetimes worth of racial inequities: It’s a “cacophony of crises.”
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University of Wyoming track and field athlete Christie Wildcat was one of three winners of the Rosemarie Martha Spitaleri and Tobin Memorial Award this spring, given to the UW’s top graduates from the 2019-20 undergraduate class.
Sports - Laramie County
CHEYENNE – The WYCO under-13 Select baseball team went 6-0 and won the Capital City Champions tournament Sunday in Cheyenne.
In his words, Sgt. Marc C. Waszkiewicz shouldn’t be alive right now. Read more
