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Major Roads Still Closed After Winter Storm Xylia Buries Wyoming, Colorado The Weather Channel 3/16/2021 Ron Brackett From Cheyenne to St. Paul, residents continue to dig out from the mess left by Winter Storm Xylia. Over the past three days, tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power, thousands of flights were canceled and icy interstates saw hundreds of crashes and stranded motorists. Operations at Denver International Airport are still ramping up after the airport reopened four of its six runways Monday afternoon. More than 75 flights scheduled for Tuesday have ...

Arrest made after fatal shooting of 14-year-old On arrival, Officers found a 14-year-old male deceased from an apparent gunshot wound. Later in the day, a 13-year-old male was arrested by Cheyenne Police Detectives and booked into the Laramie County Juvenile Detention Center on manslaughter and theft charges. This case is still under investigation by the Cheyenne Police Department. Please note: This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.

The Code of the West says, “Remember that some things aren’t for sale,” but Disney heir’s California trustees have different designs on the ranch

CHEYENNE — You may have missed it but we here in Chy-town have been having a little dust-up lately. The new mayor-elect Patrick Collins, a Cheyenne businessman, shocked his supporters when he announced recently that he was going to get rid of the city’s police chief, Brian Kozak,and the fire chief, Greg Hoggatt. Collins, a current member of the Cheyenne City Council, initially gave the usual vague reasons for getting rid of an appointee; he wanted to go in a different direction. Later he cited some statistics that he claimed Cheyenne had a higher than average crime rate in certain a...