Good morning, Cheyenne.

Cheyenne city announces modified schedules for facilities and offices during the 2024-25 New Year holiday.

Needs Inc., a Cheyenne-based nonprofit, collaborates with the Food Bank of Wyoming to offer essential resources like food and clothing, focusing on serving individuals with dignity and removing the barriers of shame and judgment.

Wyoming news covers a variety of topics including frustrations over erratic postal service, a juvenile's high-speed chase, fishing contests to manage invasive species, a community cattle drive, a looming small business reporting deadline, Idaho's population growth, slippery conditions in Yellowstone, and a surge in lotto ticket sales due to a $1.15 billion jackpot.

A Colorado woman was sentenced to three years of supervised probation for felony drug possession under a Wyoming deferral statute, allowing her to avoid a formal conviction if probation requirements are met.

Southeast Wyoming braces for a windy weekend with high winds and significant snowfall in the mountain ranges.

The Wyoming Freedom Caucus has unveiled its 'Five and Dime Plan' for the upcoming legislative session, aiming to pass five bills focused on election registration tightening, invalidating certain driver’s licenses, barring specific hiring and investing practices, and implementing a property tax cut.

Mayor Patrick Collins reflects on his term's achievements and personal moments, looks forward to future projects, and shares holiday and community highlights in his final Mayor’s Minute of the year.

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.