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With heartfelt testimonials and a runway showcase, the Little Black Dress Luncheon was more than just a meal—it was a celebration of change.

In a case that highlights the serious consequences of domestic violence, a young man is now in legal trouble after an alarming altercation.

Laramie County's recent decision is stirring up some serious conversation. What's really at stake for local communities when law enforcement gets involved in immigration?

Good news for weather watchers: the NWS is keeping us updated during the shutdown, so stay tuned for the forecast you need to plan your week.

With new deputies ready to tackle immigration laws, the focus remains firmly on public safety and protecting our community from crime.

With bonds set high and serious allegations on the table, this Cheyenne case is raising eyebrows. Let’s take a closer look at the details.

Coaches have high expectations for the 302-pound sophomore

In Casper, even the skies are a stage for unusual sights—like a helicopter named Jolene taking a pit stop.

Cole Swindell fans, get ready! With roadwork in full swing, adjusting your plans might just be the trick to beat the traffic blues.

Just a couple of buildings left of what was once one of the most important forts in the West. A lot of drama happened at Fort Bridger. It was not a quiet place.

Whatever you're doing in Wyoming's higher elevation this weekend, beware of overnight low temperatures and the first real good high country snow of this season.

You can, and you should, go to the well-known tourist places. But you really must see these amazing hidden places, as the video below shows.

Erik Sandvik is 4-for-5 on field-goal attempts, perfect on extra points through four weeks

In a world where connections matter, a construction worker’s discovery is sparking a powerful search for a family's lost heirloom. Let’s dive into this touching tale.

The mix of guns and alcohol can lead to dangerous situations. A recent case out of Cheyenne highlights just how quickly things can escalate.

As October rolls in, the sound of sirens will fill the air—it's that time again for emergency tests across Albany and Laramie counties.