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CHEYENNE — Local after-school programs celebrated $15,000 in donations to support digital literacy programs during a ceremony Monday afternoon.

CHEYENNE — A trauma-informed specialist, two new single-family homes and books for disadvantaged youth are some of the many benefits coming to Cheyenne through the Member Impact Fund grant program.

CHEYENNE — A trauma-informed specialist, two new single-family homes and books for disadvantaged youth are some of the many benefits coming to Cheyenne through the Member Impact Fund grant program.

If you love cars, the Boys and Girls Club of Cheyenne has an event for you.The non-profit will be holding a fundraiser this Saturday, June 17th.The Cheyenne Cruise Night is a classic car showcase and cruise.

As parents scramble to find a place to put their kids over the summer break, the need for more childcare becomes apparent.We talked to the Boys and Girls Club about the impact the childcare gap has on our community and how they have seen the need for childcare increase.

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Richard and Justin, the high school killers in "Murder by Numbers," may not have heard of Leopold and Loeb, or seen Hitchcock's "Rope," or studied any of the other fictional versions ("Compulsion," "Swoon") of the infamous murder pact between two brainy and amoral young men. But they're channeling it. "Murder by Numbers" crosses Leopold/Loeb with a police procedural and adds an interesting touch: Instead of toying with the audience, it to...