Good morning, Cheyenne.

Cheyenne grows with new projects: 7Brew at 2405 E.

Lincolnway begins groundbreaking, a south side Taco Bell and an expanded La Paz at 301 E. Lincolnway move through planning, and Cadillac Ranch OTB at 3307 Nationway is set for a council meeting on Oct. 12 & review on Oct. 26.

WYDOT's Aeronautics Division released a study showing 34 public airports generated $3.5 billion in annual economic impact and supported 21,683 jobs, boosting local commerce and transport.

The report details how aviation drives spending, job creation, and connectivity across the state.

Cheyenne students were among more than 12,900 earning honors on University of Maryland Global Campus' dean's list for the summer 2026 term.

They met the standards by completing six credits and maintaining a 3.5 GPA for the term and overall.

Meteorologist Mike Natoli said the super El Niño is expected to lessen winter wind statewide, bring above-average precipitation to the south, and result in lighter snowfall in the north — a change forecast to affect Wyoming winter weather — which may help drought-stricken areas.

I-25 is closed Saturday evening until Sunday afternoon for sewer construction that continued from last weekend.

Drivers on northbound traffic should follow detour instructions (via Bryan Stock Trail and Shoshoni Bypass) while WYDOT flaggers help keep the road safe.

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center hosts Movement Matters Orthopedics Symposium on Saturday, Oct.

3 at Laramie County Community College Clay Pathfinder Building. Registration is open until Monday, Sept. 28 for a $20 fee that includes a light breakfast and sessions on hip pain treatment by local specialists.

Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County announced its new four-home development, 'Kate’s Corner,' at Fifth Street and Bent Avenue to honor former Executive Director Kate Wright and her decade of leadership in affordable homeownership.

The project will provide local families with new housing opportunities.