Laramie

A viral disease that primarily impacts white-tailed deer and pronghorn could curtail hunting seasons, according to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

Spc. Aiden Carroll went to compete in the 2021 Army National Guard National Best Warrior Competition which took place July 19th through July 23rd in Flagstaff, AZ. Carroll is a Horizontal Construction Engineer with the 133rd Engineering Company in Laramie, WY. But Carroll didn't just have competing on his mind, he wanted to win.

It has come to light that Rylee McCollum, a 2019 graduate of Jackson Hole High School, was one of the U.S. Marines killed in Afghanistan on August 26. Upon learning this, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow released the following statement: “Saying that I am grateful for Rylee’s service to our country does not begin to encapsulate the grief and sadness I feel today as a mother

Governor Mark Gordon, in line with President Joe Biden's Proclamation, has ordered both the U.S. and the State of Wyoming Flags to be flown at half-staff, effective immediately.

This past week saw the national average gas price drop a full two cents as 31 states saw their gas prices start to decline. Wyoming was not one of those states as it had one of the biggest increases in average gas price for the week of any state.

In a recent release, Governor Mark Gordon announced that up to $12 million of the remaining CARES Act funds will be used for the Energy Rebound Program.

Albany County Sheriff's Corporal Derek Colling has official resigned from the Sheriff's Office yesterday. This comes 31 months after he had killed Robbie Ramirez during a traffic stop, in which his continued employment after the incident was met with much criticism...

A 22-year-old driver is dead after crashing his car south of Laramie late Friday morning.

Slick conditions and fog are impacting travel on Interstate 80 between Laramie and Cheyenne, according to the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

The offense still is a work in progress, but there is progress.