Cheyenne News

News Release From WYDOT

The Wyoming Department of Transportation advises motorists that the area near Bishop Boulevard and Central Avenue in Cheyenne will experience congestion beginning on Monday, May 6. On that

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says the latest in a series of severe spring snowstorms which hit Cheyenne this week has set back work on a variety of city projects.

The mayor says the storm which hit Tuesday night and Wednesday morning halted work on the East and West Pershing Reconstruction projects, The Converse/Pershing/19th street /Roundabout Project, some Board of Public Utilities work and even gardening projects in city parks and similar areas

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With the onset of another snow storm in the state, it was signs of spring that put a stop to a prescribed burn that was only partially completed on the Sierra Madre range this week.

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Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities crews will be testing and flushing fire hydrants his month, according to BOPU spokesman Clint Bassett.

He says the first neighborhoods the crews will be working in will be areas west of I-25

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DUE TO ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS THERE WILL BE NO SCHOOL TODAY IN ANY OF THE SCHOOLS IN LARAMIE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1, AND DISTRICT 2 AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ARE CLOSED, AS WELL.

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University of Wyoming Police have issued a citation to Meg Lanker-Simons for a charge of interference. According to the citation "Subject admitted to making a controversial post on UW Crushes webpage and then lied about not doing it."

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen and a spokesman for the Cheyenne Police Department are reminding motorists to use extra caution in and around the construction zones for several street projects which are currently underway in the city

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A 26 year old transient has become the second person charged in connection with a July 23, 2012 shooting incident near Frontier Park that injured a 17 year old boy.

Curtis Taylor is facing a felony charge of conspiracy to commit second degree murder in connection with the incident

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Chants, signs and speeches took center stage at the University of Wyoming campus Monday morning during a demonstration against rape culture.

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Cheyenne Botanic Gardens Director Shane Smith says the cold, snowy weather which hit the area earlier this month will have an impact on trees and other plants in southeast Wyoming.

Smith says that while the precipitation in the form of snow was welcome for gardeners and other plant enthusiasts, the unusually cold weather that accompanied it was not

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