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2026 Friday Night Frenzy: Week Four
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Now halfway through the high school football season, it was an electric week of games across the Cowboy State. Winning streaks on the line, rivalry games and more all on board for this week's Friday Night Frenzy!. #T1 SHERIDAN VS #T1 NATRONA. The streak comes to...
CBS News
Poudre School District plans to close nine schools
capcity.news
McCormick Jr. High’s Layla Lowe is LCSD1 student of the week for Sept. 28
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — McCormick Junior High eighth grader and multi-instrumentalist Layla Lowe is Laramie County School District 1’s student of the week for Sept. 8. Her consistent good grades and positive disposition earned her the spot. According to the district, Lowe is known around McCormick for her great...
Wyoming News
New UW president Reeves updates trustees about his first few months, and new state law addresses EV taxes
Good morning! In addition to many events for University of Wyoming Homecoming this week, three days of meetings for the UW Board of Trustees coincides with the busy schedule. After a full day of separate committee meetings on Wednesday for the trustees, Shane Reeves gave an update Thursday morning about settling into the position during the past few months since becoming UW's 29th president in July. The front page of today's print edition also has the fourth installment of a series written by Adams MultiMedia enterprise editor Mike Sunnucks "Bandwidth & Backlash" about the amount of energy needed to power data centers. Also, through our partnership with the Wyoming News Exchange, the Lander Journal provides a story about how a new Wyoming law takes a look at how much electric vehicle owners are being taxed. In Sports, our Alex Taylor features Wyoming f reshman cornerback Therman Williams and provides his weekly Mountain West power rankings before the Cowboys host Hawaii at 1 p.m. Saturday at War Memorial Stadium. Adam Engel features how the Laramie girls cross-country is trending toward title aspirations. Have a great Friday, and enjoy the reading!
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Prep Athlete of the Week: Dayne Wilshusen, Burns
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - If there was an award for the national high school special teams player of the week, Dayne Wilshusen would have been in the conversation. He is our Prep Athlete of the Week. In the Burns High School Football win over Torrington, Dayne looked like a Broncs version...
oilcity.news
University of Wyoming optimistic on academic freedom despite censorship lawsuit naming new president
On the cusp of his first academic year as president of the University of Wyoming, retired Army Brig. Gen. Shane Reeves made national headlines in late August, though not for his new post leading the state’s sole four-year public university. Instead, as The New York Times first reported, Reeves...
cheyennecity.org
Registration open for 2026 Grades K-2 Youth Basketball League
Registration is now open for the City of Cheyenne K-2 Youth Basketball League, a recreational league for kids in kindergarten through 2nd Grade. Early registration is now open and will continue through Oct. 22, 2026, with late registration running from Oct. 23 to Nov. 5, during which a late fee will be added if space is available. All registration will be closed after Nov. 5. The cost of the league is $65/player.
The Coloradoan
Colorado high school football rankings for Week 5 of 2026 CHSAA season
The Colorado high school football rankings are starting to stabilize a bit in CHSAA's official rankings entering Week 5 of the 2026 season. That was helped by some major showdowns in Class 5A last week, along with plenty of top teams across classifications continuing to stay unbeaten. Several Northern Colorado teams look like real contenders, including Fort Collins (5A) and Timnath (3A) off to 4-0 starts and looking like playoff threats. Here are the 2026 Colorado high school CHSAA football rankings entering Week 5, including the top 20 teams by class: (Note: These rankings have been updated to reflect changes following Cherry Creek's retroactive forfeit vs. Chatfield due to an ineligible player) Colorado 5A football rankings Grandview (4-0) (New No. 1) Mountain Vista (3-1) Grand Junction (4-0) Fort Collins (4-0) Ralston Valley (3-1) Eaglecrest (4-0) Cherry Creek (3-1)* (The Bruins had a retroactive forfeit vs. Chatfield due to an ineligible player) Northfield (4-0) ThunderRidge (3-1) Chatfield (2-2) Valor Christian (2-2) Legacy (3-1) Heritage (3-1) Castle View (3-1) Cherokee Trail (3-1) Legend (2-2) Arapahoe (1-3) Fountain-Fort Carson (2-2) Fairview (2-2) Horizon (2-2) ( Note: Rocky Mountain is No. 30 and Fossil Ridge is No. 31) Colorado 4A football rankings Broomfield (4-0)
WyoFile
University of Wyoming optimistic on academic freedom despite censorship lawsuit naming new president
On the cusp of his first academic year as president of the University of Wyoming, retired Army Brig. Gen. Shane Reeves made national headlines in late August, though not for his new post leading the state’s sole four-year public university.
wnccathletics.com
WNCC volleyball sweeps LCCC as high school teammates face each other
Tuesday's volleyball match between Western Nebraska Community College and Laramie County Community College was a reunion of sorts for two Pinedale, Wyoming, graduates and best friends when the Cougars Alyxis White and LCCC's Gabrielle Rogers faced each other on opposite sides of the net. In the end, the Cougars hit...
Douglas Budget
Pine Bluffs backs up its ranking in defeating Wright 58-14, Panthers score twice in 4th
It’s no easy chore in any sport to face the No. 2- ranked team in the state. That was the huge task facing the Wright High School football team faced in week three when Pine Bluffs rolled into for another 9-Man East showdown. After Pine Bluffs scored the first...
Sheridan Media
UW Awarded Major Grant for K-12 English as a Second Language Educator Training
University of Wyoming Director of Internal Communications Chad Baldwin told listeners of Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse the university has received a $4.12 million federal grant to help Wyoming K-12 teachers better serve students learning English. UW made the announcement on Sept. 21, the award will fund the five-year WELCOME...
Branding Iron Online
Pizza and Job Opportunities at the Honor College
The Honors College is hosting a whole sleuth of events this semester preparing its students for their upcoming career choices. On the night of September 16th with piles of pizza and dozens of speakers they held a job fair in the Tobin building; where students were able to have conversations with important employers around Wyoming.
cowboystatedaily.com
Joan Barron: 'L-Triple C' Out, 'Wyoming State College' In, Like It Or Not
CHEYENNE — We always called the local college L-Triple C because that was its name. Laramie County Community Community College is a sprawling cluster of buildings in southeast Cheyenne. It has grown substantially from its beginnings in the offices of a strip mall on Randall Avenue in the center...
wyofile.com
University of Wyoming optimistic on academic freedom despite censorship lawsuit naming new president
On the cusp of his first academic year as president of the University of Wyoming, retired Army Brig. Gen. Shane Reeves made national headlines in late August, though not for his new post leading the state’s sole four-year public university. Instead, as The New York Times first reported, Reeves...