Cheyenne

Some rural schools and rural bus routes stopped on Monday, October 26, 2020.

Sean Boyd sat down with independent presidential candidate to talk about the election process.

Spur Virtual Academy is the online learning option for Fremont County School District 25 in Riverton. They have seen a few more enrollments recently as confirmed COVID cases increase, and they have seen more students overall than originally planned.

Laramie County School District 1 has numerous safety protocols in place. However, due to the unpredictable nature of COVID-19, exposure can happen.

Array’s founder, Eric “ET” Trowbridge, said Array has always had a passion for education. He said Wyomingites know how to consume technology, but Array is focusing on helping people create the technology of the future.

The City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities is partnering with the Wyoming Department of Health to test the City’s wastewater for the novel coronavirus genetic signature.

As the general election approaches, Wyoming Secretary of State, Ed Buchanan, provided an update on what polling places look like across the state.

The Chinook Drive-In at Terry Bison Ranch has had to make adjustments for its events since the pandemic began. With Halloween looking different this year, it wants kids to have a chance to show off their costumes.

The spike in covid cases has reached to Cheyenne Regional Medical Center (CRMC) as the increase among patients is at a bigger rate than ever before.

AARP Wyoming joined Wyoming News Now to talk about information on voting.

Peace Tea is trying to reach young people to cast their ballot, especially Generation Z, with their beverage cans.

The pandemic forced the organization to dial it back a bit, but it’s also given members the time to do some planning.

Gov. Gordon addressed Wyoming's surge in COVID-19 cases on Wednesday.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) faces a tight budget this year and will strictly follow its plan for winter road maintenance.

Today, the City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities (Board) joined elected officials, water utilities, community leaders, educators and businesses across the country to participate in the sixth annual Imagine a Day Without Water, a nationwide day of education and advocacy about the value of water.

All parties are considered innocent unless proven guilty.

After a strong showing in the 4A East Regional Meet, Cheyenne East cross country (XC) enters the state meet looking to make a statement.

Before now, communication was through the phone, but now CRMC medical professionals can video call CHC and show neonatologists in Denver exactly what they are doing.

You’ve probably heard of “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” but this Saturday, Coldwell Banker The Property Exchange is inviting the Cheyenne community to the “Great Pumpkin Giveaway.”

Laramie County School District # 1′s, Assistive technology team is working through the up-rise in positive cases while enhancing the online learning resources.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Wyoming says its launching a Voting Rights Campaign

The First Lady of Wyoming, Jennie Gordon, spoke about the Wyoming Hunger Initiate on Wyoming News Now.

Cheyenne Central sophomore cross country runner, Sydney Morrell, won the girls 5k in the 4A East Regional meet, helping the Indians to the regional title. Congratulations Sydney, you are Wyoming News Now's Prep Athlete of the Week!

Cheyenne Police Department holds mock press conferences to simulate real experience for Public Information Officer applicants.

After being out of action last week due to COVID-19 exposure, Cheyenne Central’s and East’s volleyball teams can return to the court for competition.

With the many treatments cancer patients go through, blood and platelet donation can play a big role.

Officers responded to 3920 E. 12th St. (Loaf N Jug) in regards to an Armed Robbery with a knife.The employee stated they were at the register when a male entered the store and brandished a knife, demanding money from the register. The male then fled on foot with money from the store.

As the Cameron peak fire situation continues, Cheyenne firefighters activate their available resources to strengthen numbers against the blazes.

After having to quarantine for two weeks, the Laramie County Community College (LCCC) men’s soccer team returned to action, hosting tough competition in Real Colorado for a scrimmage. The Golden Eagles showed little to no rust as they won the scrimmage, 1-0.

Cheyenne Central’s girls cross country team took home the 4A East regional title, finishing with 37 points.