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The Cheyenne Police Department says someone has created a fake TikTok page that claims to represent the CPD. In a post on the agency's Facebook page, the department says it's had several reports about the fake page and says that the page has been reported...

UPDATE 10:10 a.m. Cheyenne Police say the boy has been identified and is headed home. The Cheyenne Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a juvenile who has been found. Police say the boy is non-verbal and so has not been able to tell them anything about himself...

Followers of the Cheyenne Police Department's Facebook page have come through once again, this time helping to identify a suspect in a trailer theft.

Folks from Wyoming have a good sense of humor and it's a good thing too, because we get made fun of, a lot!

Police contacted the supposed seller, but she said that her Facebook account had been hacked and that she had never had any puppies for sale.

The Cheyenne Police Department is warning its Facebook followers not to fall for links to online sellers purporting to sell clothing bearing the department's logo.

Even though it seems like a lot more Cheyenne kids are running away from home these days, police say that's actually not the case.

Cheyenne police are crediting their Facebook followers for helping to locate a missing teenager who didn't show up to school Thursday.

Cheyenne police are crediting their Facebook followers for helping to identify a man accused of stealing roughly $850 worth of items from Murdoch's.

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