Good morning, Cheyenne.

At 7:14 p.m. on July 4, a motorcycle mechanic’s accidental fire in a Pine Bluffs workshop nearly delayed the fireworks show when stored fireworks ignited; firefighters, with support from other units & civilians who blocked streets, quickly contained the blaze, allowing the celebration to proceed on schedule.

Cheyenne will host the Wyoming International Film Festival at Laramie County Community College theaters starting Wednesday for five days; the event features a horror-comedy slasher with puppets and includes a screening of 'Heart of a Lion' at 6:30 p.m. (an after-party is scheduled at Westby Edge Brewing Company at 9 p.m.)

Cheyenne’s League of Women Voters staged 'The Remarkable Susan,' a one-act play based on Susan B.

Anthony’s trial during America 250 Fourth of July celebrations on July 4. Funded by a Wyoming 250 grant, the production featured 50-plus volunteers and interactive exhibits highlighting Wyoming's suffrage history.

A ranking using data from the National UFO Reporting Center shows Cheyenne leads Wyoming cities with 53 UFO sightings dating back to 1995.

Casper recorded 39 sightings as other cities trailed behind.

After decades of oil and coal reliance, Wyoming now sees data centers racing into Cheyenne’s east side — local officials say the tech boom may bring jobs while stressing water and power supplies.

Laramie County recorded the lowest fuel price in Wyoming after a 23-cent drop to $3.34 per gallon last week, a significant change from the state average of $3.84 reported by AAA.

Drivers can find the best deals at Sam’s Club (1948 Dell Range Blvd.) and Moody’s Rock Stop in Cheyenne.

Wyoming reopened its school-choice voucher program, providing up to $7,000 per student for private K-12 costs after the supreme court lifted an injunction in May.

Families who enrolled for the 2025-26 school year will see their application auto-populate amid ongoing legal challenges (some claim it may harm public school funding).

Retired wildlife biologist Rich Guenzel challenges locals to use pronghorn instead of antelope by asking for a dollar donation in his new swear jar to support pronghorn conservation.

He said legislators may sponsor a bill to change the term in official wildlife regulations in 2027.

The Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Department conducted unannounced inspections from June 26 to July 2 to review restaurants, bars, and other food establishments for critical and noncritical violations — facilities had to fix issues immediately or within 24 hours, with reinspection required for some. Results are published online.

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.

90's Country Music Party Featuring Double Wide

Event Start — The Lincoln — Ticket prices to be announced — Dance the night away to classic 90's country hits with Double Wide.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

6 p.m. — Accomplice Beer Company — Varies — Experience the largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration in the world with rodeo events, carnival rides, and more.

2026 New SPED Teacher Bootcamp

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Little America Hotel & Resort — $250 scholarship available — Engage in practical learning designed for new special education teachers to enhance their skills.

Laramie County Fair 2026

Jul 29 – Aug 8 — Laramie County Fair — Pricing varies — Celebrate summer with community fun and engaging activities at Cheyenne's prestigious fair.

Fridays on the Plaza: Lit

Summer evenings — Cheyenne Depot Museum — Free entry — Experience Wyoming's largest outdoor music festival with live entertainment every Friday.