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The Cheyenne Regional Medical Group Heart & Vascular Institute and Cheyenne Regional Foundation will host their 13th annual “Wake Up to Heart Health” event on Feb. 5, 9-11 a.m. Due to the ongoing spread of COVID-19, the 2022 event will be held virtually via Zoom to help ensure participant and organizer safety. The keynote speakers will be Dr. Abdur Khan and Dr. Arunpreet Kahlon, both interventional cardiologists with the CRMG Heart & Vascular Institute.

On Thursday, January 27 from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. the Cheyenne Police Department is hosting a seminar to help parents, caregivers, and concerned citizens recognize the signs of drug impairment.

Casper Police are seeking information from victims of recent residential burglaries. During a recent search warrant of a local suspect’s property, multiple items of personal property were recovered which the searching officers suspected as being stolen from local residences during the approximate last six months. The local suspect is currently detained at the Natrona County Detention Center on unrelated charges.

“I’m so excited to be able to help and lead this project. I know it’s going to bring so much to Casper and meet so many needs,” said Mack.

“Ice rescues is for us a very complicated, and quite frankly they are one of the most dangerous things, most dangerous rescues that we may be called upon to do. That is again because of the moving current, the poor ice conditions, there are just so many unknowns like that,” said McJunkin.

Whether you’re teleworking or remote learning, most folks are under a lot of stress these days and struggling, add illness to this, and a lot of folks are left overwhelmed, burnt out, and anxious. Aimee Foster, Clinical Psychologist and Vice President of Hero Health for the Volunteers of America say there are steps you can take, to care for your mental health.

The page features hours of operation, contact information, and the mission of the Animal Control division. The page also includes a staff directory, a listing of emergency and non-emergency situations, animal control ordinances for the City of Cheyenne, Laramie County, and statutes for the State of Wyoming. Additionally, the page includes a link to the Cheyenne Animal Shelter’s lost and found pets webpage.

Laramie County Community College has received a $101,000 award from the Microsoft Community Empowerment Fund to support the recruitment and retention of veteran and military-associated students. The award will be used to help create awareness of the educational and career pathways at LCCC for students who have served, or are currently serving, in a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.

A new wildlife documentary puts the spotlight on obstacles that elk, mule deer and other hooved mammals face during their migrations, and how people are working together to help animals keep moving. Produced by the Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI) at the University of Wyoming, the short film, “Barriers,” gives close-up views into the struggles of animals, along with the hopeful story of how migration data and maps can help conserve herds long into the future.

In 2021, Evansville PD received 7,118 calls, a 17.3% increase in calls compared to 2019.

Brad Hopkins, the executive director of the Wyoming Rescue Mission, spoke with Wyoming News Now on January 18, 2022 to talk about what the Mission has in mind for 2022, including the expansions for the Discipleship program. Hopkins also discussed how the Mission and the homeless have been impacted by the pandemic and what community members can do to help.