Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Wyoming Tribune Eagle The Wyoming Tribune Eagle is a daily newspaper covering Cheyenne, Laramie County and SE Wyoming.

With a circulation of about 16,500 daily and 18,500 Sunday, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle is Wyoming's second largest daily newspaper.

PODCAST: On Wednesday, the Cheyenne City Council met to discuss its top priorities for publicly funded sixth-penny sales...
12/13/2025

PODCAST: On Wednesday, the Cheyenne City Council met to discuss its top priorities for publicly funded sixth-penny sales tax projects, which would maintain an existing 1% sales tax to fund specific projects approved by voters. This week, WTE reporter Alyssa Tolman spoke with Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins about that meeting and the city's priorities. Listen here: https://buff.ly/Ve2Tk5R, at wyomingnews.com or anywhere you get podcasts.

STAPLES COLUMN: There are so many solid Christmas movies out there, and with so many out there, it’s hard to have a fres...
12/12/2025

STAPLES COLUMN: There are so many solid Christmas movies out there, and with so many out there, it’s hard to have a fresh take on a story, let alone a story about a character as iconic as Santa Claus, but Netflix’s “Klaus” from 2019 does just this. ... Along with others like “Santa Claus: The Movie” from 1985, and “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” from 1970, we see the origins of how Santa Claus came to be in this film, but there's also so much heart and realism to this story. Read more here: https://buff.ly/QJTyBQH

TO DO: A ca****la rock band, Face: Vocal Band, has come a long way since their appearance as one of the first bands on N...
12/12/2025

TO DO: A ca****la rock band, Face: Vocal Band, has come a long way since their appearance as one of the first bands on NBC’s “The Sing-Off” in 2009.

In their 24 years together as a group, they’ve performed more than 1,300 shows worldwide, and on Saturday, they’re coming to Cheyenne once again for their “Rock the Halls” Christmas concert. https://buff.ly/HdhAw4s

During a budget presentation to the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee on Thursday, lawmakers and Stat...
12/12/2025

During a budget presentation to the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee on Thursday, lawmakers and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder began to unpack the complex issue of managing charter schools in the state.

As Degenfelder was presenting several exemption requests in the WDE budget for the upcoming session, legislators kept returning to concerns about charter schools. https://buff.ly/XImhxM8

Members of the Cheyenne City Council met Wednesday for a work session to discuss and hear public comment on potential pr...
12/12/2025

Members of the Cheyenne City Council met Wednesday for a work session to discuss and hear public comment on potential projects that could appear on the 2026 sixth-penny sales tax ballot.

Collection of money authorized during the last specific-purpose tax vote — which took place in November 2021 — is anticipated to be completed in the first quarter of 2026. If that happens as expected, sales tax would revert to 5% in Laramie County until new projects are approved. https://buff.ly/SgsiFCx

Life Care Center of Cheyenne has been recognized among the nation’s top-performing senior care facilities, earning a pla...
12/12/2025

Life Care Center of Cheyenne has been recognized among the nation’s top-performing senior care facilities, earning a place on the 2026 U.S. News and World Report (USNWR) Best Nursing Homes list for its strong outcomes, high staffing ratings and consistent emphasis on quality care. https://buff.ly/lf2qpig

As high winds tear across Wyoming and northern Colorado, an increasing number of vehicles have been blown over, litterin...
12/12/2025

As high winds tear across Wyoming and northern Colorado, an increasing number of vehicles have been blown over, littering Interstates 25 and 80.

The high wind event has caused approximately 39 vehicles to crash on Wyoming highways so far this week, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol. These trucks are getting hit with wind gusts anywhere from 50 to 75 mph. https://buff.ly/hwMVDzL

SPORTS: Josiah Fernandez knew basketball was always going to be in his future.The Cheyenne South senior grew up around t...
12/12/2025

SPORTS: Josiah Fernandez knew basketball was always going to be in his future.

The Cheyenne South senior grew up around the sport, thanks to older brothers Jeremiah and Julius — the former of which graduated from South in 2021. Watching those two play basketball not only inspired him to do the same, it also lit a fire in him to be better. https://buff.ly/KGdQi6F

TO DO: The Cheyenne Artwalk is a longtime tradition in the capital city, having just surpassed its 15th anniversary in J...
12/11/2025

TO DO: The Cheyenne Artwalk is a longtime tradition in the capital city, having just surpassed its 15th anniversary in July.

There have been many changes and iterations over the years, and it has come a long way from Open Door Arts owners Dave and Georgia Rowswell’s living room many years ago.

What began as merely 10 artists and a night called Art Design and Dine has turned into a monthly after-work staple in the community, with more than 10 venues involved, dozens of artists, and the freedom to explore downtown and its galleries at your own pace. https://buff.ly/6Mg4JBA

Critical funding needs across the community college system and the University of Wyoming was the topic of Wednesday’s se...
12/11/2025

Critical funding needs across the community college system and the University of Wyoming was the topic of Wednesday’s session of the Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee.

The Wyoming Community College Commission (WCCC) presented a budget request emphasizing the immediate need for stable, long-term funding to support career and technical education (CTE) programs across the state. https://buff.ly/Fv1BUc5

Early Monday morning, an overloaded semi-trailer rolled back onto a Laramie County Sheriff’s Office patrol car during a ...
12/11/2025

Early Monday morning, an overloaded semi-trailer rolled back onto a Laramie County Sheriff’s Office patrol car during a traffic stop.

The vehicle had been stopped for multiple observed violations, including inoperable brakes, a broken frame, three flat tires and appearing to be overweight. An inspection of the vehicle by Highway Patrol revealed a total of 23 out-of-service violations, according to Sheriff Brian Kozak. https://buff.ly/5jvbY3f

Members of the Cheyenne City Council met Wednesday for a work session to discuss and hear public comment on potential pr...
12/11/2025

Members of the Cheyenne City Council met Wednesday for a work session to discuss and hear public comment on potential projects that could appear on the 2026 sixth-penny sales tax ballot.

Collection of money authorized during the last specific-purpose tax vote – which took place in November 2021 – is anticipated to be completed in the first quarter of 2026. If that happens as expected, sales tax would revert to 5% in Laramie County until new projects are approved. https://buff.ly/SgsiFCx

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