restrictions

While it's not uncommon for those traveling in Wyoming to see wind-related closures and advisories, the highway patrol says drivers shouldn't blow them off.

Almost a year into coronavirus pandemic in the United States and the Cowboy State still has some of the fewest restrictions.

All campfires must be cold to the touch before abandoning.

Servers have reportedly not been wearing face coverings and not using single-use condiments at a number of restaurants.

Twenty-one people have died from the illness in Wyoming.

These fire restrictions are in addition to the year-round wildfire prevention restrictions on BLM-administered public lands.

Increased transmission within Wyoming communities has been noted with new cases reported in 15 counties.

No fireworks of any kind may be used within Mills town limits.

Libraries in Laramie County will reopen tomorrow, June 25, with restrictions meant to limit the spread of the coronavirus.

Wyoming's current public health orders are set to expire on May 31.