Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 29th of November.
Good morning, Cheyenne.
Janelle Jones, whose son Mak was killed by a distracted driver in a Cheyenne crosswalk, has launched a safety campaign resulting in the installation of HAWK signals to protect pedestrians.
Wyoming lawmakers are pushing to ban sanctuary cities after reports of illegal immigrants being released from Teton County Jail, while other stories include proposed tax-exemption revocations for terrorist support organizations, urban wild turkey populations, a bear attempting to eat a camera, a guilty plea in a murder case, the construction of a new horse racing track, and the plumbing woes of 'Brown Friday.'
A federal appeals court ruled that a lawsuit by a Laramie High School student, arrested for protesting a mask mandate, must be reconsidered for possible violations of free speech and due process.
Big Bird Landscaping has planted 97 trees in Cheyenne's Lakeview Cemetery and Holliday Park, supported by a $55,000 grant from the Inflation Reduction Act, to enhance urban greenery and biodiversity.
The incoming Republican majority in Congress may use the Congressional Review Act to overturn the Bureau of Land Management's nearly final Rock Springs Resource Management Plan, which has taken 14 years to develop.
Governor Mark Gordon appoints Ben Burningham as Wyoming’s Chancery Court judge, highlighting Burningham's commitment to cost-effective dispute resolution and enhancing the business and trust communities.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recommends holiday gifts for outdoor enthusiasts, including wildlife conservation license plates, lifetime licenses, and subscriptions to Wyoming Wildlife magazine.
The Wyoming Cowboys overcame a 16-point deficit to beat Tulane 64-63, moving to the Cancun Challenge title game thanks to Touko Tainamo's late three-pointer.
Conservatory of Lights: A Tropical Winter Experience
Experience a magical winter wonderland filled with vibrant music, dazzling lights, and a whimsical scavenger hunt amidst lush greenery.
Needs Inc.'s 1st Annual Tamale Throwdown
Celebrate the art of tamale making and enjoy a night filled with food, drinks, and community spirit at this culinary competition.
Family Day Storytime at Wyoming State Museum
The Wyoming State Museum hosts Family Day featuring early literacy storytimes and fun activities themed around Space.
Cheyenne Holiday Lights Tours
Experience Cheyenne's festive holiday light displays from the comfort of a tour vehicle during the holiday season.
The Illusionists: A Holiday Magic Showcase
Experience a spectacular holiday-themed magic show featuring some of the world's most talented illusionists at the Cheyenne Civic Center.
Ice Concert at Outlaw Saloon
Experience the Ice concert featuring a lineup of performers at Outlaw Saloon in Cheyenne.
Merry Makers Market - December 21-22, 2024
The Merry Makers' Market at Frontier Mall offers a two-day shopping experience featuring handcrafted goods and local vendors.
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