Good morning, Cheyenne.

On Monday, gas prices in Laramie County dropped 12 cents to $3.78, making it Wyoming's cheapest fuel average as some Cheyenne stations offered prices as low as $3.53.

Declining oil prices linked to optimism over a Middle East deal helped push West Texas Intermediate crude lower.

GasBuddy reported Wyoming's average gasoline price dropped 0.6 cents per gallon to $4.09 on Monday; however, prices remain 28.2 cents and $1.07 higher than last month and last year respectively, based on a survey of 494 stations (ranging from $3.65 to $5.49).

At its Aug. 3 meeting in Cheyenne, the LCSD 1 Board of Trustees approved contracts for special education, as-needed architectural design and heating and cooling maintenance.

They approved deals of $1.2 million (with BOCES 5), $975,000 (with ArchForma and Plan One) and $206,340 (with Johnson Controls).

The City of Cheyenne Public Services Committee is holding a final read-through of two ordinances at noon today in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building (2101 O’Neil Ave) to incorporate 34.46 acres of King Ranch property near Roundtop Road.

A supportive committee vote will send the proposals to the City Council for a final decision next week.

Wyoming State Parks reached a settlement with Star Plunge owner Roland Luehne to pay $1.8M plus the two-year dispute ends with the aquatic facility at Hot Springs State Park set to reopen within months pending attorney general approval.

Redfin Real Estate’s report shows Cheyenne’s housing market with a median sale price of $401,377, 136 homes sold, and 457 active listings through mid-year 2026 (a modest rise in prices and sales amid fewer listings) as the city enters the second half of 2026.