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Plague confirmed in a cat

LARAMIE and CHEYENNE — Confirmation via lab testing that an Albany County cat has died of plague has state health officials cautioning pet owners statewide, including in the Cheyenne area. The infected animal was mostly an outdoor cat in the rural…

Sep 02 22September 02, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Wyoming, and America, need Mike Enzi now more than ever

As a dangerous, destructive and divisive schism continues to widen within the Republican Party, and across the aisle with Democrats, something has become painfully clear.

Aug 09 22August 09, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Dozens of oil refinery workers laid off

RAWLINS —More than 30 workers at the local HF Sinclair oil refinery are out of work and 55 more have been put on notice in what the company calls a realignment “to reflect best practices for operational excellence.” The company has confirmed that 32…

Jul 16 22July 16, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Girlfriend of murder suspect arrested in California

LARAMIE — Laramie police have confirmed the murder of a missing local man while also announcing the arrest of a second person alleged to have been involved in killing him. Erin B. Wade, 25, was arrested Tuesday in San Joaquin County, California, on…

Jul 14 22July 14, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie police probe ‘swatting’ that evacuated part of downtown

LARAMIE — Laramie police continue to investigate a “swatting” incident that closed several streets and prompted the evacuation of an area of downtown for more than two hours Tuesday evening. Someone called the dispatch center “claiming he was armed…

Jun 23 22June 23, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Agree or not, Jan. 6 hearings are history we need to witness

A once-in-a-generation political crisis that’s systematically tightened its grip on the foundations of America’s democracy is coming to a crescendo with this month’s hearings on the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. Thursday’s prime-time…

Jun 14 22June 14, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Nearly tapped out: UW team wins $20M grant to study climate-driven changes to water supply

LARAMIE — As a prolonged Western drought hits new historic levels almost daily, a team of University of Wyoming scientists has been awarded $20 million to study the crisis at the community level with an eye on evolving solutions. The five-year grant…

May 24 22May 24, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie restaurants featured on Food Network show

LARAMIE — Foodies can’t seem to get enough of Laramie as Food Network megastar Guy Fieri dug into two more local gems for his hit series “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives,” which aired March 18. Featured was Sweet Melissa Café, a vegetarian eatery Fieri…

Mar 25 22March 25, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Former CEO with Laramie ties indicted by Justice Department

LARAMIE —The former CEO of a company with a location in Laramie that manufactures tungsten components for the U.S. military has been indicted and arrested by federal prosecutors, accused of sending unauthorized information to China and India. Joe…

Mar 09 22March 09, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Nuclear project could be the catalyst for economic diversification

LARAMIE — Last summer’s bombshell announcement that Wyoming will be home to a first-of-its-kind nuclear demonstration project has energized the Cowboy State’s efforts to wean itself from dependence on fossil fuels. Best known for its abundant,…

Jan 28 22January 28, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Lawsuit: Former deputy subjected to racism, abuse

LARAMIE — A former Albany County Sheriff ’s deputy is suing a longtime colleague alleging a years-long pattern of racial abuse and discrimination. Jamin Johnson, an Albany County man who was a deputy for a decade there from 2007-2017, filed a lawsuit…

Jan 24 22January 24, 2022

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie woman sets up Free Little Pet Pantry

LARAMIE — Angel seemed excited as she sniffed at the now-familiar converted kitchen hutch filled with pet food, treat, toys and other items. The 3-year-old pit bull is the companion of Micaela Myers and her family, a rescue adoption that is giving…

Oct 17 21October 17, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Standoff over mask requirement forces lockdown of school

LARAMIE — Laramie High School was locked down for about 90 minutes Thursday morning during a showdown of wills between school administration and a 16-year-old junior who was arrested and removed from the school in handcuffs. Grace Smith returned to…

Oct 08 21October 08, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie man leaves house, everything in it to local hospice

LARAMIE — Jerry Bucher led a fascinating life. As a geophysicist, he traveled the world performing important research. And there was no corner of the globe too far out of reach for that research, including Antarctica. Between research jaunts, Laramie…

Oct 03 21October 03, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie businessman sees new potential in antiques

LARAMIE — It’s the larger-than-life wide eyes and goofy grin that first get your attention. But it’s the mischievous curl to Gary McKim’s smile and slightly off-kilter twinkle in his eye that keep you asking about the collection and creations in and…

Sep 19 21September 19, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

WyoTech top recruits

Residents ask that questionable library books be moved to different section, not removed entirely (1) State hospitals feel staffing strain; 5 Wyoming facilities report critical shortage over the last 4 days (1)

Sep 14 21September 14, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Laramie students protest Albany Co. mask mandate

LARAMIE — Cheering back as a chorus of honking horns sounded support, about two dozen Laramie High School students protested Friday afternoon at the southwest corner of Boulder Drive and Grand Avenue. Their gripe? Mandatory mask wearing in school,…

Sep 13 21September 13, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Company woos WyoTech students with jaunt on private jet

LARAMIE — Those weren’t rock stars or major social media influencers you may have seen boarding a private jet at the Laramie Regional Airport on the morning of Sept. 1. The jet made a special trip to the Gem City of the Plains for what has these days…

Sep 12 21September 12, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

Albany County school board gets an earful on mask mandates

LARAMIE — Wednesday’s special meeting of the Albany County School District 1 Board of Education to listen to public input on a potential extended mask mandate for students and employees soon found a rhythm reminiscent of a State of the Union…

Sep 02 21September 02, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

2021 finally bringing short uptick for thermal coal

Given the choice of what to hear first, good news or bad news, Powder River Basin coal producers and the thousands of people who work the mines are used to asking for the good news only to be told there is none. Five years of working through a…

Aug 03 21August 03, 2021

Article at Gillette News Record

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