Doug Randall

Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says his agency is working with local bars to reduce alcohol-related issues in the community.

The chief says one focus is making sure bar customers are not over served

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Wyoming Cowboy basketball Coach Larry Shyatt says the pokes next opponent, 14th ranked and Mountain West Conference leader New Mexico, has "everything you'd want" in a team.

Shyatt says that includes a terrific coaching staff, talented players with great depth and balance, and a winning tradition

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Cheyenne Police say a 40 year old Cheyenne resident who was wanted for aggravated assault as well as outstanding county warrants apparently shot himself before he could be arrested.

According to a press release from the department, Brady Wake was being sought for an aggravated assault with a weapon Tuesday night

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A spokeswoman for the Internal Revenue Service says there are some common tax mistakes that can delay the processing of your return--and delay your refund if you have one coming.

Karen Connelly with the agency's Denver office says one of the most prevalent problems with tax returns is incorrect or missing Social Security numbers

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Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says federal sequestration cuts scheduled to go into effect on Friday would hurt the local economy.

He says the biggest impact on the Cheyenne area will be on civilian employees and contractors at F

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Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says in his 30 years of law enforcement he has never seen a community that has as many incidents of vandals shooting out car windows as Cheyenne does.

There have been numerous cases of such attacks in Cheyenne in recent years, with the most recent string occurring this past weekend when police say over 20 cars in various parts of the city were vandalized

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The CLIMB Program, which aims to help single mothers achieve financial independence through training for and placement in careers that support their families, will offer training for obtaining a Commercial Driver's License--or CDL--and for  certification to be a Certified Nursing Assistance next month, according to Climb Statewide Communications Director Shannon Brooks Hamby

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New Cheyenne Family YMCA CEO Patty Walters says one of her goals is to implement upgrades and repairs at the facility which may have fallen behind due to a lack of money.

Walters says the tough economic times in recent years have curtailed some of the projects, but she is hoping to raise

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Sweetwater County authorities are warning people about a  telephone computer repair scam which has been widely reported recently, according to  Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department spokesman Dick Blust

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Laramie County Community College Trustees voted 7-0 last night to ask voters in November for a $20 Million bond levy to build two new buildings. The proposal will be scheduled as a special election, since 2013 is not a regular election year

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