City of Laramie

It's homecoming week for the University of Wyoming! There are several events occurring this weekend!

Two felony arrests have occurred in Laramie last week.
On September 17, around 11:27 am, Laramie Police Officers were dispatched to a report of a domestic disturbance in Westview.
After an investigation, Justin LaFever, an 18-year-old Laramie resident, was arrested and charged with Strangulation …

University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel will be testifying before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Thursday, August 5, in the nation’s capital.
Seidel was invited to testify by the committee’s chairman, Sen. Joe Manchi...

The City of Laramie will be partnering with the Los Angeles, California-based company, Bird, to bring e-scooters to the city on a trial basis in upcoming days.
Bird is a naturally socially distanced way to get around. These scooters will be available through a mobile phone application and riders pay …

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...

Deer hunters and other interested persons are invited by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to a public meeting to discuss chronic wasting disease (CWD) management within the Laramie Mountains Herd Unit (Hunt Areas 59, 60, 64).
This herd unit has one of the highest prevalence rates of CWD in the st…

On Wednesday Laramie Police Department had shut down Harney St due to the discovery of a dead body.

The Albany County public mask mandate which was put into effect o November 6 has been extended after a request from County Health Officer, Jean Allais, MD, until January 4, 2021.
There were several changes made to the mandate as well.
One big change to the “first continuation&CloseCurlyDoubleQuo…

West Nile virus has been documented in a mosquito sample collected this week in Laramie.

The blizzard that swept through Wyoming to Texas had a name, and the name was Ulmer.

Ulmer left his mark on Laramie in the form of 12 inches of snow, give or take a few inches, but not before dropping a “bomb” on the area.