by Keith Kelley–19 Jun ’25 The college football offseason has been an eventful one. With the approval of the House settlement, CFP format negotiations, transfer portal and NIL, there’s no rest for the weary. John […]
by Keith Kelley–18 Jun ’25 The Oklahoma City Thunder are just a win away from their first NBA title, as game six is tomorrow (Thursday) night in Indianapolis. Andy Bailey covers the NBA for Bleacher […]
Several City facilities and offices will have modified schedules for the Juneteenth holiday: City Offices City offices will be closed Thursday. Sanitation/Trash and Recycle Schedule Sanitation Division residential pickups will slide forward one day for […]
Do you the first person to die for American Independence?
Yellowstone, America’s first national park, is synonymous with Wyoming—but did you know Montana tried to rewrite the map and steal it from Wyoming?
Do you know what flew over the battlefield at Yorktown in 1781, as the world was turned upside down? It was the battle banner of the Continental Army, a symbol not only of victory but […]
by Keith Kelley–17 Jun ’25 The Cheyenne Extreme-Galicia 18U softball team won the ‘Don’t Call Me Blue’ tournament in Arvada, CO last weekend. Extreme went 6-0 to claim that tourney title. Head coach Michael Galicia […]
A Cheyenne teenager is facing murder charges in the death of another teen. According to the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office, 19-year-old Nathan Pfaff is in custody on 2nd degree murder charges. Around 12:15 Friday morning, […]
The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on a larceny that occurred in the 1800 block of Century Road. Prior to May 17th, someone took an 8’ single axle flatbed trailer, a Plexi glass […]
by Keith Kelley–13 Jun ’25 Rob DeSoto is the general manager of University of Wyoming Sports Properties. He was on the SportsZone Thursday evening to talk about the House settlement will affect their property, and […]
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