Laramie County Sheriff Danny Glick says his agency is starting to see more people abusing methamphetamine again.
Glick says for a time his agency was seeing fewer meth cases, particularly after state officials cracked down on people's ability to obtain some of the chemicals used to make meth and law enforcement made headway against the mobile labs manufacturing the drug
Casper Police are investigating an incident in the 2500 block of DeSmet in Casper that resulted in the death of a woman.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. March 27 at the Cheyenne Game and Fish Headquarters to address hunting-season proposals for big game, small game, game birds, waterfowl, and bison in 2013. At
Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says local police arrested 7 people on Monday in connection with a regional methamphetamine investigation in southeast Wyoming and Colorado.
Kozak says both the federal Drug Enforcement Administration as well as the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation and a number of local law enforcement agencies across the two states cooperated in the investigation
Tickets are still available for the Cheyenne Animal Shelter's ''Fur Ball'' fundraiser April 6th at Little America, according to shelter director Bob Fecht.
He says this year's event will include dinner provided by Little America, a live auction, and a casino around the theme of ''the Dirty Dog Saloon''
The Cheyenne Regional Airport's Air Traffic Control tower will remain open after all. The decision by the federal Aviation Administration(FAA) finalized a list of 149 contract towers across the country that will be closed beginning on April 7th
Laramie County School District#1 Superintendent Mark Stock says a new statewide task force studying school safety will focus on three different areas.
Stock, who is a member of the task force, says the first area will be building safety itself, including such things as cameras, door buzzers and general monitoring of who is coming and going from school buildings. He notes local schools added a n
Laramie County Fire District#2 firefighters were called to a house fire at 2509 Champion Drive around 11am Thursday, according to district#2 spokesman Lew Simpson.
He says several people had called 911 to report the side of the house was on fire and the rest of the home was threatened
Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities spokesman Clint Bassett says BOPU water reserves are a little lower than normal, adding it's not clear at this point whether the situation merits concern or not.
Bassett says water in the city's reservoirs is about 73 percent of capacity, which he characterizes as 'a little lower than normal, but not bad"
The Administrator of the Wyoming Attorney General's Consumer Affairs Division says her phone has "been ringing off the hook" the last couple of days with reports of a telephone scam in the Cheyenne area
Laramie County School District I Superintendent Mark Stock says a plan to build 5th and 6th grade schools to ease overcrowding in the district could also help students transition to junior high school
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says repealing the city's controversial Unified Development Code--or UDC--would ''be a step backward" in terms of city development.
The code is currently under review by the city council, as mandated by one provision of the code when it became law last year
