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Cheyenne police are crediting their Facebook followers for helping to locate a missing teenager who didn't show up to school Thursday.

Cheyenne police are crediting their Facebook followers for helping to identify a man accused of stealing roughly $850 worth of items from Murdoch's.

If you're a fan of wolves, I found a Facebook page you need to like and follow. If you're on the other side of the fence (meaning - ranchers), you might want to look the other way.

Facebook is upgrading its security game.

Welcome to the Metaverse.

Here's what you need to know about Facebook's latest controversy.

Oh great and powerful social media overseers, please find a better way to penalize people for old posts and/or make it clearer what types of things are considered offensive.

Cheyenne is hungry! And they are certainly hungry for more restaurant chains in and around the immediate Cheyenne area. Last month, we posted about some restaurant chains that Cheyenne needs right now, but when it comes to food, like we all are, we're much more greedy than that. There's a lot more restaurant chains that Cheyenne is hungry for based on their outcry on social media.

Despite an increase in Facebook posts involving juvenile runaways, Cheyenne police say the numbers have remained consistent annually.

It appears as if both platforms are experiencing a massive outage, as of 5:30 pm.