testing

The City will report sample results when they become available.

This change will take place during the spring semester.

Beginning on February 1, the University of Wyoming will be offering a limited number of free COVID-19 tests to members of the public who aren’t displaying symptoms of the infection. The saliva-based tests, which were developed for the university’s surveillance testing program for students and employees, are processed by UW’s Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory and typically produce results within

In August, the Wyoming State Penitentiary in Rawlins had 23 confirmed COVID-19 cases among inmates and staff.

Next week, the Wyoming Women’s Center will test all inmates and staff.

It is based on COVID-19 antibody tests performed on routine blood samples in 16,000 people in 10 U.S. regions.

Wyoming remains one of just a couple states with no known coronavirus cases among its inmates.

The Wyoming Department of Corrections will begin testing all inmates and employees for COVID-19 next week, the agency announced Wednesday.

The potential downsides include lower accuracy and longer waits to deliver results to some people.

The agency reports 788 active cases among the nearly 25,000 people it has in custody in about 200 facilities.