social media

Even though it seems like a lot more Cheyenne kids are running away from home these days, police say that's actually not the case.

The bogus Pine Bluffs facebook post is strikingly similar to one that was reported in Rock Springs in June, albeit with different photos of the supposed criminals.

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.

Cheyenne police have upped their presence at Central High School as a precautionary measure after shooting threats were made on social media against a school with the same name.

Police posted about the shooting threat against "Fort Collins schools" on their Facebook page last week and outlined steps that were being taken to keep kids safe.

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.

Hopefully this woman can get rid of the cheating boyfriend and his car legally or else I'll have to write a follow-up article.

Fit model Natasha Wagner currently has the internet going bananas.

Wyoming Equality says the fact that a Cheyenne biker bar is being called out over the sale of violent, homophobic T-shirts shows "the times are changing."