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But Governor Gordon also cautioned Wyoming residents to be aware that the COVID-19 pandemic is not over and said people need to remain vigilant.

Laramie County will share updates on social media when they are announced as it applies to current statewide public health orders set to expire Friday, May 15.

The Laramie County Commission says the local coronavirus situation is improving, but still poses a problem.

“If you’re sick, we need you to stay home except to get medical help if your symptoms include trouble breathing, steady chest pain or pressure, or bluish lips or face.''

He was asked a wide variety of questions, ranging from how we are doing so far in containing the virus to what sort of threat is posed to people by handling cash and going grocery shopping.

The governor's statewide order on Thursday followed a similar order issued in Laramie County.

The new rules take effect on Wednesday, March 18.

These closures follow Friday’s announcement that the college has extended spring break for students until March 31.

The governor said the overall risk to Wyoming residents remains low.

The airport says it has implemented a number of precautions to protect airport visitors from the virus.