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A rodeo horse's drowning in Montana leads to a family dispute, legal action, and a public outcry, sparking an investigation.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, tops the state in UFO sightings, with the National UFO Center recording 421 reports across the state since 1995, intrigued by both residents and investigators.

The Laramie County Library hosts a series of events and exhibits in January celebrating innovation, creativity, and community involvement, featuring everything from a sneaker design exhibit to family and teen activities.

Chronic wasting disease, previously a concern for deer, has been detected in an elk in Wyoming, raising concerns among hunters and conservationists about potential mass infections in elk populations.

The 68th Wyoming Legislature, led by the Freedom Caucus, will review key energy bills, including those on nuclear waste and tax incentives for coal and oil.

Governor Mark Gordon initiates a strategic process for the acquisition of federal lands in Wyoming using funds from the sale of the Kelly Parcel.

In a public safety demonstration, Cowboy State Daily columnist Rod Miller drove a lawnmower through obstacles while progressively intoxicated to highlight the dangers of drunk driving.

Cheyenne Home Improvement Show

The Cheyenne Home Show offers free admission and opportunities to discover savings on home improvement, remodeling, and design projects.

Outreach Committee Meeting at Black Tooth Brewing

The Outreach Committee Meeting invites individuals interested in community involvement and outreach initiatives with Rooted in Cheyenne to connect and collaborate.

Dairy Goat Q&A Session

A gathering hosted by the Wyoming Dairy Goat Association at the Laramie County Library for anyone interested in learning about dairy goats and connecting with the goat community.