Wyoming Department of Health

No reported or suspected cases of novel coronavirus have been identified in Wyoming, but health officials are closely monitoring the situation.

With a handful of novel coronavirus cases now reported in the United States, the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is closely monitoring the situation.

The Wyoming Department of Health is working to help residents who can't afford their prescriptions by "recycling" unused medications.

The shots take about two weeks to take effect, so people are being urged to get them now if they haven't already.

Gov. Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Department of Health are urging residents to avoid using vaping products containing THC.

The session is slated for Nov. 19 at the Laramie County Library.

The National Harm Reduction Coalition, in collaboration with the Wyoming Department of Health, will be hosting a series of three community meetings to explore what harm reduction services look or can look like in Wyoming.

The Wyoming Department of Health is urging state residents over the age of six months to get flu shots.

Officials say 23 people died in Wyoming from influenza during the last flu season, and hundreds of people were hospitalized.

The Cheyenne meeting is scheduled for next Monday, Oct. 7 at the Laramie County Public Library.