Good morning, Cheyenne.

The Laramie County Sheriff's Office celebrated employee achievements with awards and promotions at a banquet highlighting lifesaving actions and investigative successes.

The Cheyenne Police Department joins the 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, increasing patrols through Jan.

1, 2025, to prevent impaired driving during the holidays.

The Bartow family's unique Christmas tradition of decorating antique firetrucks captivates their Cheyenne neighborhood and attracts visitors.

Cheyenne Sanitation Division will enhance its trash and recycling services starting Feb.

1, 2025, by transitioning to a 4-day, 10-hour schedule that excludes Fridays, and adjusting holiday collection to a sliding schedule for better efficiency and growth.

The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum introduces discounted admission for Laramie County residents to explore exhibits celebrating Western heritage, including a new Hall of Fame and the Year of the Cowgirl until February 1.

Don Ohlin, once a troubled youth who chose the military over prison, transformed his life and now serves as a pastor and community supporter in Cheyenne, Wyoming, using his past experiences and love for motorcycles to help others.

The Interior Department finalizes a plan to potentially open 31.7 million acres in the West, including 3.8 million acres in Wyoming, for industrial solar energy development to support renewable energy goals.

FBI Director Christopher Wray emphasized the importance of collaboration with law enforcement, the military, and other sectors during visits to Denver and Cheyenne, focusing on cyber, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism efforts.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon collaborates with Psychologist-Suicidologist Kent A.

Corso on a podcast to promote mental health awareness and reduce the state's high suicide rates, emphasizing community support and the significance of reaching out for help.

Wyoming high schools face a persistent referee shortage leading to schedule changes and higher costs, compounded by unsportsmanlike behavior towards officials.

Cheyenne Home Improvement Show

The Cheyenne Home Show offers free admission and opportunities to discover savings on home improvement, remodeling, and design projects.

Outreach Committee Meeting at Black Tooth Brewing

The Outreach Committee Meeting invites individuals interested in community involvement and outreach initiatives with Rooted in Cheyenne to connect and collaborate.