Doug Randall

District Judge Thomas Campbell of Cheyenne on Tuesday ordered a new trial for a man in a 24 year old rape case.

Andrew Johnson has been serving a life sentence for the 1989 rape of a woman in a Cheyenne apartment

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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is facing the loss of as much as $7 million annually due to Medicare cuts. CRMC CEO Dr. John Lucas says other funding cuts could double that amount.

Lucas says the Legislature's decision not to participate in the voluntary expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act is one factor in the possible funding cuts

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The City of Cheyenne is hosting an open house on the West Edge Project today from 4 until 7 pm in Room 116 of the Municipal Building.

City Special Projects Director Bob Bradshaw says the event will give people a chance to see the draft project recommendations and make sure city staff have been hearing what residents think about the project

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen is defending how the city handles snow removal during major winter storms.

Kaysen says people need to realize that the total mileage city crews are responsible for clearing is roughly the same distance as a one-way trip from Cheyenne to Jackson

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A 21 year old Laramie County woman is now facing charges of attempted second degree murder in connection with a March 31 incident in which she allegedly tried to run over three people at Goofy's Bar in Cheyenne

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen is reminding motorists to expect some road closures and detours in conjunction with the Converse/19th street/Pershing Roundabout project which is supposed to get underway on Monday, weather permitting.

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A spokesman for the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department says investigators are waiting for the results of an autopsy scheduled for today in Loveland, Colorado before determining what killed a 60 year old Superior man

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The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services will hold a youth career fair April 18 from 11:15 am until 2 pm at Cheyenne South High School. according to workforce services spokeswoman Andrea Hixon

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Laramie County School District #1 Superintendent Mark Stock says "a perfect storm" of conditions led to the decision to keep most district schools open on Tuesday.

He  says that had he known how weather conditions would develop later in the day, he would have made a different decision on school closures

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The following are the emergency and inclement weather procedures for Laramie County School District#1:

LCSD1’s rapid-notification system, ParentLink, is

used as a communications tool to parents to quickly

send phone and e-mail messages. This system

will be used in case of emergency and inclement

weather situations. For example, ParentLink will notify

parents of late starts, early releases and emergency

closures due to weather or a crisis si