Safe

Laramie's SAFE held its annual brunch.

The National Council on Identity Theft Protection reports about one-third of Americans will be victimized by some type of identity theft, and according to a recent study, this is Wyoming's rank in the least at-risk states.

Need a good laugh? You're in it for a treat. Soroptimist of Laramie is inviting you to join them for their annual "Laramie Laughs For A Cause" event.

Following the 6 'S' method will ensure safety while sledding

Cheyenne police say a 13-year-old girl who didn't come home from school Friday has been found, and she is safe.

It's always interesting to see where Wyoming's capital, Cheyenne, ranks in comparison to all the other states in the U.S. regardless of what the category may be. In this particular instance, it happens to be 'safety'. While the typical person might laugh off the idea of how safe Cheyenne is, it's shocking to see how many capital cities were ahead of them on this list, how they compare, and all the factors that go into determining the 'safety' of any capital city. So how safe is Cheyenne really?

Cheyenne police say 17-year-old Gracie Steege has been located and returned home safely.

Laramie came in just behind Worland in the study, which looked at the number of reported violent and property crimes per 1,000 people.

Winters' family has been notified of his whereabouts.

Wyoming is the 7th best, while New Hampshire is the state where you are least likely to catch a sexually transmitted disease. Still, it's nothing to clap about.