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The Wyoming Highway Patrol will join forces with the National Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW) from November 13-17, to bring to light the courageous and often underrepresented stories of local responders. Every day, these heroes put their lives at risk to ensure our roads are safe and function

November 13–17 is Crash Responder Safety Week and the Wyoming Highway Patrol is urging drivers to Protect Those Who Protect You by slowing down and moving over.

November 13–17 is Crash Responder Safety Week and the Wyoming Highway Patrol is urging drivers to Protect Those Who Protect You by slowing down and moving over.

November 13–17 is Crash Responder Safety Week and the Wyoming Highway Patrol is urging drivers to Protect Those Who Protect You by slowing down and moving over.

In an effort to keep traveling football fans safe, law enforcement from Wyoming and Colorado will once again be teaming up to sideline impaired drivers.

In an effort to keep traveling football fans safe, law enforcement from Wyoming and Colorado will once again be teaming up to sideline impaired drivers.

Despite winter storm winds that rival hurricanes, there’s much to love about Wyoming, especially its people, said Col. Tim Cameron, who took over the Wyoming Highway Patrol in January.

The stretch between Rawlins and Laramie is notorious for being a dangerous winter drive, so much so it’s been dubbed the “Snow Chi Mihn Trail.” A new truck parking lot will give drivers much-needed haven.

A panel of police officers from other counties has recommended that a St. Marys County sheriffs deputy be terminated after an internal administrative hearing on Sept. 7 in Leonardtown.

A panel of police officers from other counties has recommended that a St. Marys County sheriffs deputy be terminated after an internal administrative hearing on Sept. 7 in Leonardtown.