Good morning, Cheyenne.

State officials are celebrating America 250 on July 4 at the Capitol grounds with a parade beginning at 9 a.m. (food trucks and family activities will follow), a ceremony featuring Governor Gordon, live music and a fireworks finale at 9:40 p.m.

Cheyenne Superday is a free annual event hosted by the Community Recreation and Events Department on June 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lions Park & features a grass volleyball tournament, 5K Fun Run, and pickleball competition that require registration for some activities.

Gas prices in Cheyenne decreased due to a U.S.-Iran framework deal easing global oil supply risk.

In Laramie County, prices fell 15 cents to an average of $3.83 per gallon on Monday (with lowest at Sam’s Club, Dell Range and Moody’s Rock Stop) as national averages also dropped.

Severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon across southeast Wyoming with the threat of large hail, strong winds and isolated tornadoes into the evening.

Moisture will bring patchy fog tonight and a cold front on Tuesday will lower temperatures and shift winds.

The Wyoming Department of Family Services announced a new SUN Bucks program to give grocery assistance to over 37,000 school-aged children this week.

Eligible families will receive a one-time $120 benefit via electronic benefit transfer starting early July (applications may be required for some recipients).

State lawmakers are questioning the direction of the Wyoming Business Council after cutting its funding from $54.6 million to $15 million, raising concerns about taxpayer dollars used for market development.

A joint legislative meeting is scheduled for late August to review proposed changes ahead of the 2027 general session.

Cheyenne City Council approved an ordinance that creates special districts for historic horse racing centers to let developers build betting facilities by right in designated areas and require extra approval elsewhere+ the rule takes effect July 1 and covers downtown, I-25, and West Lincolnway.

Gov. Mark Gordon ordered flags at the state Capitol and in Fremont County to fly half-staff today for Taylee Page Dresser and Wednesday for Gregory Trosper Jr., tribal members who were killed on June 17 by a suspected impaired driver.

The flags will be lowered from sunrise to sunset during their funeral services.

Fourth of July Celebration

10 AM – 4 PM — Frontier Mall — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with a festive Makers Market and community fun.

Caleb T. Conroy Foundation Golf Tournament

6:30 p.m. — South Fork Mobile Home Subdivision — Fundraiser — Enjoy a fun day of golf, prizes, and community support.

Frontier Market

12-6 p.m. — Frontier Mall — Free entry — Saddle up for a weekend filled with local vendors, handmade goods, and family-friendly fun.