Doug Randall

Officials with Cheyenne Regional Medical Center are reminding parents and dog owners about the hazards of dog bites.

Stephanie Heitsch, CRMC Injury Prevention Coordinator says parents should remind their kids not to tease dogs and to act like a tree-or be totally still-when approached by a strange dog

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The Cheyenne Police Department held a block captain's meeting Thursday night for residents wanting to host a ''Neighborhood Night Out' block Party.

Police spokesman officer Dan Long says the meeting went well and details for this year's event are shaping up well

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For the second consecutive year University of Wyoming Head Football Coach Dave Christensen and his staff will be holding football camps around Wyoming in June.

UW Director of Recruiting Matt Rahl says there are three different camps for different age groups

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Visit Cheyenne CEO Darren Rudloff says all signs point to a strong summer tourist season in Laramie County in 2013.

Darren Rudloff notes gas prices are down compared to last year. He also says the moisture the area has received in recent weeks has dampened concerns about fires in the area and the negative news coverage they generate

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A spokesman for the Cheyenne Police Department says the PD swore in three new officers on Friday.

Officer Dan Long says Craig Sanne, Mike Fernandez and Dan Twomey are the latest to join the force

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An Executive Vice President with First Education Federal Credit Union in Cheyenne is warning people about the dangers of Debt Settlement Companies and the effect they can have on your credit score

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A red-tailed hawk wounded by shotgun pellets is being treated at the Teton Raptor Center. Amy Richards reports. Great Lakes Airlines CEO Chuck Howell says the airline is working to improve service at Riverton Regional Airport. Joy Greenwald has details. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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The Cheyenne City Council voted 5-4 Tuesday on second reading against the proposed Fiscal Year 2014 budget.

Raises for city employees continue to be a bone of contention. By a 5-4 vote the council voted to change Mayor Rick Kaysen's proposed 2

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Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says Wyoming's current DUI laws are lax to the point of being "ridiculous".

The chief says one problem is the deferment  handed down to first time offenders. Kozak says that sentence allows "people to drive drunk until they get caught, and then it doesn't even count"

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he still wants to include a 2.25 percent employee raise when the fiscal year 2014 budget takes effect on July 1.

The Cheyenne City Council Committee of the Whole voted earlier this week to place the money the mayor wants to use for raises in an escrow account until an employee investment study which is already underway can be completed

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