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Deputies detain two after Friday night shooting in Cheyenne

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County sheriff’s deputies detained two people early Saturday after a shooting sent one person to the hospital Friday night, according to the sheriff’s office. The victim arrived at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center around 9:30 p.m. Friday and reported being shot, deputies said. The...

Cheyenne, WY · 18h

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Deadly I-80 shooting near mile marker 377 leaves one man dead

Hillsdale, Wyo. - In the afternoon of Wednesday, November 11th, one person was shot and killed near mile marker 377. Just before 2p.m. yesterday afternoon, Laramie County Sherriff's Deputies were involved in a shooting off I-80 neat mile marker 377. The Sheriff's Office says the suspect died at the scene.

Laramie County, WY · 2d

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State Will Retry Cheyenne Man For Attempted Murder When It Finds Missing Witness

CHEYENNE — The State of Wyoming said Thursday it will retry Adrian Maggos, 28, of Cheyenne, whose four-day trial for attempted second-degree murder ended in a mistrial Nov. 6. This time the state is hoping law enforcement can find a key witness who allegedly sent threatening texts to Maggos...

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Men stopped near Colorado border, arrested after K-9 reportedly finds large amount of drugs

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Two men are facing felony drug charges after a routine traffic stop on Interstate 25 yielded 168 grams of methamphetamine and smaller amounts of fentanyl and heroin, which sheriff deputies suspect were intended for sale. Laramie County Sheriff’s Office deputies recommended that Dustin Brummet and Kenneth...

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Woman accused of forging six checks by Red Lion Hotel faces up to 60 years in prison

CHEYENNE – After receiving her final check from the Red Lion Hotel, Sheri Gertie allegedly deposited it seven separate times in September. She now faces six counts of forgery and up to 60 years in prison, if convicted. Her case was bound up to Laramie County District Court on Nov. 6. On Sept. 25, Cheyenne Police Officer Austin Sharrah responded to a call made by the Red Lion Hotel’s owner, Raj Patel. According to court documents, Patel showed Sharrah fraudulent copies that his former employee, Gertie, had made of her final check and deposited into her account. Sharrah went to Gertie’s bank, Blue Federal Credit Union, to verify the information. Once BFCU turned over Gertie’s account information, Sharrah verified that she had deposited the original check for $715.71 on Sept. 2. Gertie then deposited six other checks for the same amount on Sept. 8, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 23. In total, Gertie allegedly deposited $4,294.26 through the six fraudulent checks. Gertie posted her $5,000 bond while her case was in Laramie County Circuit Court. Her arraignment is set for Nov. 23 with Judge Robin Cooley.

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Six-hour armed standoff ends: suspect taken into custody, charged with assault and stalking

Police in eastern Cheyenne ended a nearly seven-hour standoff Wednesday evening after arresting a 42-year-old man accused of firing a gun in a residential area — a disruption that forced neighbors to shelter in place and drew a large, multi-agency response. The incident underscores immediate public-safety concerns for the neighborhood and highlights tactics law enforcement used to resolve a prolonged barricade situation.

Cheyenne, WY · 3d

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What Is That Weird Dome Off This Wyoming Highway?

It's been popping up online a lot lately with internet memes. One Photoshop showed the legs of the wicked witch sticking out from under it.

Cheyenne, WY · 14h

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Proposed wind project southeast of Cheyenne gets Laramie County Planning support

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — An energy development company’s request for a permit with Laramie County to develop a wind project will head to the Board of County Commissioners next week after earning the Planning Commission’s recommendation Thursday. If the project is eventually fully approved, the company will develop a 5,000-acre energy development between Laramie County and Weld County, Colorado.

Laramie County, WY · 1d

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NCHS takes 2026 championship with 28-13 win over Cheyenne East in Laramie

LARAMIE, Wyo. –– The Natrona County High School Mustangs wrapped up their undefeated 2026 season with a 28-13 win over Cheyenne East on Saturday during the 4A Wyoming High School State Football Championships at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie. The win also likely marks the end of Steve...

Laramie, WY · 10h

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Cheyenne PD searching for soccer field vandals

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — On Friday, the Cheyenne Police Department announced that it was searching for suspects involved in the vandalism of multiple soccer fields. A social media post from the CPD says that officers were dispatched to Cheyenne North Park on Friday morning. “We know better than anyone that...

Cheyenne, WY · 22h

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Yellowstone National Park, ID · 2d

Wolf 1090F Now Tied For Yellowstone's Oldest, Exceeds Average Lifespan By Decade

Wolf 1090F, the famed matriarch of the Mollie’s Pack, is set to officially hit age 12.5 years on Nov. 15, making her likely the oldest wolf ever in Yellowstone National Park. That’s based on an estimated birth date of April 15, 2014. And it will at least tie...

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Cheyenne man charged with breaking into ex’s home, attacking other man with edged weapon

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A man was arrested in Cheyenne last week after reportedly breaking into his ex-partner’s home and physically assaulting another man. He is now facing two felonies and an additional misdemeanor charge. The suspect, Chad Langaniere, faces an aggravated assault and battery charge and an unlawful...

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Aunt of 14-year-old hit by vehicle near East High School wants safer routes to schools

CHEYENNE — “My niece was hit by a car today,” Madison Barbee, a Laramie County School District 1 substitute teacher, said in her TikTok video. “Let’s just start there.” On Nov. 9, the Cheyenne Police Department shared on its Facebook page that a 14-year-old was struck by an oncoming vehicle at the intersection of Windmill Road and East Pershing Boulevard, near East High School. Barbee commented under the post, saying, “I was struck in this same crosswalk 10 years ago, and I know quite a few people with the same experience or near misses.” “This is the second student to be struck (in recent years),” City Council member Michelle Aldrich said. “And so it is a major concern of ours.” The other student Aldrich referred to was Makaili “Mak” Evans, a 13-year-old, who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle while crossing Education Drive on Nov. 5, 2021, near McCormick Junior High School in west Cheyenne. Aldrich explained that the crosswalks by East have unique challenges when compared to the crosswalk where Evans was hit. “People on Pershing sometimes are going at excessive speeds. I don’t know if that was the case in this particular instance,” Aldrich said. “They’re

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BOPU mailing annual notices on water service line materials

CHEYENNE – The city of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities (BOPU) has begun mailing annual notifications to customers whose service line materials are classified as known lead, galvanized requiring replacement or unknown. These notifications, required under federal regulations, will reach approximately 22,000 customers as part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR), finalized in 2021. Under updated EPA regulations, all water systems must maintain a service line material inventory and send annual notifications only to customers with service lines that fall under one of the three specified classifications. To comply with these requirements, BOPU is maintaining a Lead Service Line Inventory (LSLI) and has developed a publicly accessible map for customers to view the classification of their service lines. To ensure the accuracy of this inventory, BOPU is using Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to verify each service line’s data. This work includes confirming the locations of service lines, curb stops, shutoffs and water main connections, as well as identifying unknown materials using available record drawings and utility records. Until 2022, the BOPU did not own or maintain service lines beyond the water main connector. Since then, the BOPU operates as a split ownership

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Petition challenging 3000+ acre annexation fails after not receiving enough valid signatures

Cheyenne, Wyo. - The annexation of over 3400 acres of land is officially being upheld, as the City Clerk states a petition looking to block the Cheyenne City Council's approval failed to received enough valid signatures. City Clerk Kylie Soden states, "the petition review has been completed and the results...

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(OPINION) The Mayor’s Minute with Patrick Collins (11/13/26)

Cap City News publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Cap City News or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by emailing editor@oilcity.news. Dear Cheyenne,. Judy and I love going to Broadway-type shows. I have no...

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Cowboy State Daily Video Newscast: Friday, November 13, 2026

– The 27-year-old man who was killed by Laramie County sheriff's deputies along I-80 east of Cheyenne on Wednesday was “troubled” and “in and out of jail,” says a family member. Cowboy State Daily’s Kolby Fedore reports the sheriff's office says it’s still investigating the shooting.

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Commentary: Customers get higher bills while Black Hills Energy discovers data center gold

While Rapid City residents debate whether data centers belong in their backyard, a homegrown corporation is quietly anchoring some of the largest tech developments in the country — just across the state line. Back home, its South Dakota electricity customers face substantial rate increases. Meanwhile, Black Hills Corp. expects to earn $150 million annually by […]

Rapid City, SD · 2d

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Dunkin’ surprises Wyoming Teacher of the Year Brian Cox with year of free coffee Friday

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming’s 2027 Teacher of the Year, Brian Cox, will be running on Dunkin’ for the next 365 days after being surprised with free coffee for a year Friday. The new Pershing Avenue Dunkin’s franchisees surprised Cox’s agricultural science class at South High with the news as well as free donuts and $5 gift cards for students.

Wyoming · 1d

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