Good morning, Cheyenne.

The November Cheyenne Economic Indicators report shows tax collections and home values rose and is available on the state website (report findings reflect local trends).

Record-breaking warmth and high winds disrupt travel on I-80 and raise fire concerns in southeast Wyoming today.

Cheyenne reached 65 degrees and the unseasonable heat will last through Christmas Day before a system brings cooler temperatures and possible snowfall over the weekend.

Cheyenne officials issued a recycling guide for residents to sort recyclables from festive items.

They advise breaking down boxes and taking hazardous waste to the Transfer Station (open Tue-Fri 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Sat 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.), which closes on Christmas and New Year’s.

Cheyenne’s Historic Pumphouse, built in 1892, will not be demolished after the city council replaced a resolution setting a Jan.

14 deadline with one calling for community collaboration (aiming at restoration). Mayor Collins and historic advocates said the change opens up new discussions to preserve the landmark for future generations.

The BLM delayed new bonding rules for Wyoming oil and gas operators, giving small firms extra breathing room — regulators and industry leaders will hold further discussions on a bonding pool program to balance financial security with environmental protection.

On Dec. 9, the Laramie County Sheriff's Office honored staff with a banquet highlighting exceptional teamwork and dedication for service (including individual leadership and unit excellence) throughout the year.

The Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority is offering a $55K contract to a horticultural vendor for designing, installing, and caring for downtown planters in 2026.

Proposals are due by Jan. 16, and a winning bid may extend the project into a three-year program — enhancing public spaces.

Secretary of State Chuck Gray criticized Governor Gordon’s plan to let the Attorney General appeal the court ruling that reversed the Pronghorn H2 wind project in Converse County, saying the move bypassed proper board approval and public input.

Former Wyoming Cowboys showed their skills in Week-16 NFL games on Sunday as Marcus Epps helped the Eagles clinch the NFC East with two tackles while other alumni posted varied stats; all will face tough Week-17 matchups.

A Day of Bluegrass Guitar with Jim Hurst

2-7 p.m. — Laramie County Library — Free entry — Experience an evening of captivating bluegrass music with renowned guitarist Jim Hurst.