Martin Luther King Jr.

Hundreds of people march from the Cheyenne Depot Plaza to the Wyoming Capitol Building on Monday in tribute to the memory and ideals of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

Regular mail delivery by the U.S. Postal Service will not happen, although Express Mail delivery will take place.

There will be several virtual programs for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Days of Dialogue (MLK DOD) from February 8-12 at the University of Wyoming. Through this annual week of programming, UW celebrates the continuing impact of King’s life and ideals...

Numerous people carried signs honoring King's memory and calling for continued progress in the quest for equal rights for all Americans.

The annual Cheyenne Martin Luther King Jr. March is slated to start at 12 noon at the Cheyenne Depot Plaza, proceeding down Capitol Avenue to the State Capitol Building

All federal, state, Laramie County and City of Cheyenne offices are closed Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr./Wyoming Equality Day.

Government offices, most schools, and some private businesses are closed today in Cheyenne and Laramie County.

It was on this date, in the year was 1929, that Martin Luther King Jr was born. Dr. King was a baptist preacher and a leader in the negro civil rights movement in America.

Several hundred people, including Governor Matt Mead, Secretary of State Max Maxfield  Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen and Laramie County Commissioner M. Lee Hassenour joined a march through downtown Cheyenne Monday in memory of slain civil right leader Martin Luther King Jr as Wyoming's  capital city observed Martin Luther King Jr...