Wyoming State Capitol Building

The Capitol was originally built in 1887 for $150,000, the modern-day equivalent of $4 million. The cost to renovate just the Capitol building was $116 million in 2017.

If you were unable to make it to the Capitol building ceremony in Cheyenne - you can watch all the speeches, the ribbon cutting and more in this video.

"When I walked in and I saw the grandeur and how well it is done, it gives you goosebumps," former Wyoming Governor Matt Mead said.

Events kick off at noon Wednesday with food trucks and music, followed by a ribbon cutting, tours of the Capitol Square Project, live music, and fireworks.

Gov. Mark Gordon says the renovation was a good investment.

Workers have discovered oil paintings hidden on six vault doors in the Wyoming Capitol Building

Renovations may be underway at the Wyoming State Capitol, but folks in town for Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD) will still be able to access the building. In addition to being open Monday through Friday, the Capitol will also be open from 8:00 a...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The cost and timeline to complete an extensive renovation and expansion of the State Capitol and adjacent Herschler Building remain uncertain.

Crews are set to begin demolishing the former Safeway building in the 2500 block of Pioneer Avenue in Cheyenne next month. Suzanne Norton, Project Director for the Capitol Square Project, says the demolition will make way for a 153-space parking lot to be built on site...