Recently, the Wyoming Technology Coronavirus Coalition (WTCC) launched its Education Wiki devoted to sharing evolving information about how COVID-19 impacts our schools and how to support Wyoming educators, school staff, parents, and students. The Wiki, housed at https://wiki.wtcc.tech is designed to answer questions for these target populations and the general public.
Snow fall has begun in the central and northern regions of Wyoming. Southern regions of the state are continuing to experience light rain fall and chilly temperatures that will reach freezing tonight.
Colder air will be moving in first throughout the state and following precipitation that will start out as rain through Monday afternoon and turning to wintry mix/snow Monday night early Tuesday morning.
Record breaking heat headlined Saturday across the cowboy boy state. In addition, Fire weather warning’s have been in place until Saturday 8 p.m. and Watches until Sunday 8 p.m. Cool temperatures will roll in tonight to add some relief. However, they will not be as cool as we’ve had throughout the week.
Fire Weather watches and warnings will be in effect through the holiday weekend. This Friday will be quiet, plenty of open sky and sunshine that will keep things warm throughout the day.
The Department is awarding federal grants to the following airports in the State of Wyoming:$14,618,394 to Cheyenne Regional Airport/Jerry Olson Field for runway reconstruction.$141,772 to Shively Field Airport in Saratoga for apron expansion.
A pilot-scale demonstration project aimed at reducing emissions and the cost of electricity will proceed at Black Hills Energy’s Wyodak coal mine near Gillette.
The WLCP provides opportunities to develop cross-cultural understandings, service learning and teaching, volunteerism, internationalization, and language and culture exposure. The program allows native speakers of world languages to foster and build dialogue and share their cultures and languages
Fire Weather warnings have expired for the remainder of Sunday night. Rain chances have diminished, but gusting winds will continue through the night and temperatures will fall to chilly levels and some areas freezing.
A Cheyenne-based business will be hosting a free community event next month to honor several Laramie County Law Enforcement agencies on "National Thank A Police Officer Day".
Governor Mark Gordon has finalized the first round of state budget cuts totaling more than $250 million, with an additional $80 million in cuts to maintenance of state buildings and those at the university and community colleges.
Small businesses are the heart of Cheyenne. With Covid-19 Pandemic sticking a wrench in the machine that is Cheyenne’s local economy. Recovery has been difficult and for some not feasible once restrictions eased up.
Thursday morning you may see an alarming amount of emergency vehicles, and a plane on the runway at Cheyenne Regional. Don’t be worry, it’s all an exercise that is required by FAA Part-139 requirement to do a live exercise every three-years to stress-test their capabilities.
The heat and the haze have owned the forecast in Wyoming this weekend. With continued threats of fire weather and dry conditions
Hot temperatures, almost record-breaking across the cowboy state. Wildfire smoke still lingers in Wyoming’s air. Any sign of relief won’t be seen until towards the end of next week.
Black Hills Energy placed a temporary moratorium back in March of 2020, cutting off all payments and dues to electric, gas and water bills. Now they will be lifted, for consumers, they must pay or make arrangements to pay these bills.
Liz Cheney has won the Republican nomination to seek re-election to a third term as Wyoming’s lone congressperson.
Republican former U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis will be on the ballot for a contested U.S. Senate seat in Wyoming in November.
The tournament of a lifetime is coming to Cheyenne’s downtown depot September 26th. The downtown depot came up with the idea to give back to the downtown businesses by hosting a golf tournament.
Tonight, Cheyenne & Casper are looking forward to a nice cool-down with clear skies. Sunday another hot day with plenty of sun, for those looking to go hiking be sure to stay hydrated and take proper precautions to stay safe while outside. Moreover, it’s also a great day to head out to the lake and enjoy the sun. Reminder, that the sun is unforgiving so be sure to wear proper sun protection if you’re out for extensive hours and remember to hydrate!
we had the chance to speak with the Attorney General, prompt him with questions regarding the current relationship between law enforcement and the American public. Adding how the U.S. Justice Department means to reassure the public the police are there to protect & serve the american people.
Cheyenne Local Anna Cothren is bringing a ‘Fine Art Gallery’, to the City of Cheyenne. The grand opening for the Powder River Art Gallery will be August 14th from 4-7 p.m. The opening will have displays of local and national artists with a variety of wondrous paintings of Western, Native American and Contemporary Native American genre’s.
Fire weather warning’s have been issued for Albany, Carbon, Laramie, Converse, Platte, Lincoln Sweetwater and Uinta counties until Sunday at 8 p.m. and Monday at 8 p.m. for Carbon County.
the Civic Center is set to open this month and will adhere to the health department guidelines and recommendations of the CDC.
Dollar General recently donated $1,000 to Laramie County School District 2 on behalf of a local employee at store #20856 in Pine Bluffs as part of the Company’s DG Kindness campaign.
Musical Director William Intriligator for the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra is excited to inform the community with the phrase, “We’re back”. After a long few months, the pandemic has thrown a wrench in the concert performance plans of the Orchestra. Cancelling almost all of their plans.
Three options voters can take this year are Absentee voting which has grown in popularity. Early voting which many Cheyenne citizens have opted to doing now. Then of course in-house voting on election day.
With the cancellation of our Severe thunderstorm watch around dinner time. The night was bound to shape up to a being a pleasant one.
Tonight has a very low chance of seeing some spot up showers in SE Wyoming. Looking to maintain cool temperatures with a clearing sky.
After a long two years, Jon & Renee Jelinek owners of the ‘Lincoln Theatre’ have announced that the theatre will be open to the public, and hosting it’s first musical debut August 14th. Jon & Renee are proud downtown Cheyenne business owners and sought to giving back to the community by giving them something that Cheyenne needs.
This Monday morning to start off the new week, community members and city officials unveiled the first ever splash pad to keep families and community members cool during these hot summer days.
Temperatures were cooler in SE Wyoming as a mild cold front rolled in Sunday afternoon. Clouds are starting to develop heading into tonight. With the development of clouds, we are looking at potential isolated showers & thunderstorms for this evening. The storms will be bringing some gusty winds with small sized hail. Afterwards, the remainder of the night is looking to be mostly clear with cool temperatures and a light breeze for Cheyenne.
After a couple days of preparation. Wednesday morning, the U.S. Air Force demonstration team had the people of Cheyenne staring at the sky, as they dominated the air in Cheyenne by flying over F.E. Warren Air Base.
On Wednesday morning, an F-35 fighter jet will be piloted by a female Captain Kristin “Beo” Wolfe. This will be the first time a woman has ever been a part of the air show’s demonstration team.