Special Olympics-Wyoming

Cheyenne-area law enforcement agencies are gearing up for their annual fire truck pull, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Wyoming athletes.

The Special Olympics "Flame of Hope" will make its way through Cheyenne Thursday morning before arriving in Laramie for this year's Summer Games.

Riverton runner Sara Dockham, Pinedale triathlete Melanie Holmes, and Casper powerlifter Ralph Slattery will represent the Cowboy State in Abu Dhabi and Dubai next month at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games.

Cheyenne-area law enforcers will be teaming up with Special Olympics Wyoming athletes this weekend for their annual "Tip-A-Cop" fundraiser.

This week we invited all of you to join our Powerball lottery pool for a chance of hitting and splitting the jackpot. As you know, we did not hit the jackpot, but we did win a little bit of money which has been donated to a Wyoming charity.

Special Olympics Wyoming received a financial boost Friday. Subway's "You Share. We Share." Campaign donated $5000 to the organization. "It's really going to just allow us to expand programs and increase our athlete reach, to be able to serve that many more athletes," said Bill Junge, Director of Special Events and Communications for Special Olympics Wyoming...

If you were out and about in Cheyenne Thursday morning you may have seen some of the state's best athletes!

A legislative committee has rejected a proposal that would allow the Wyoming Department of Corrections to deny outright some public requests for investigations and security. Special Olympics Wyoming has received a $50,000 Daniels Fund grant to support athletes across the state...