athletics

The YMCA of Natrona County is inviting Y members, and the community as a whole, to participate in a national challenge, called STRONG.

Also dying on Monday was the Civics Transparency Act which would have mandated that Wyoming school districts publish educational materials online.

A bill has been filed for the upcoming session of the Wyoming Legislature that would prohibit anyone born as a male from competing in women's sports.

District officials recently proposed eliminating most athletics at the two schools.

Roughly $2.8 million of those cuts will come from discontinuing all athletics programs.

K2 Radio News has left messages with multiple administrators at both colleges. We will update this story as soon as we hear back.

Senior associate athletic director for business operations Bill Sparks says $82,000 in startup costs cut into the bottom line.

Supporters of House Bill 136 said allowing the lawful carrying of firearms on campus would make colleges safer.

Athletic director Tom Burman says athletics is expecting a reduction of about $1.2 million in the upcoming two-year budget period.

Three University of Wyoming athletics coaches have written a letter to the residents of Wyoming regarding the news of an $8 million allocation to the athletics department.