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.

WEEKEND SPORTS RECAP: Kayleigh Hood has spent the fall on the cusp of her time goal in the 100-yard backstroke. Try as s...
10/13/2025

WEEKEND SPORTS RECAP: Kayleigh Hood has spent the fall on the cusp of her time goal in the 100-yard backstroke. Try as she might, the Cheyenne Central senior couldn't clock in less than 1 minute, 3 seconds. That changed during Saturday's 12-team Cheyenne Invitational. Hood stopped the clock in 1:02.70 to win the event. https://buff.ly/xiecl7T

City officials are discussing an update to Cheyenne’s w**d ordinance to allow taller native grasses and vegetation on ce...
10/13/2025

City officials are discussing an update to Cheyenne’s w**d ordinance to allow taller native grasses and vegetation on certain properties, saying the current 6-inch height limit isn’t practical for industrial, agricultural or undeveloped land. https://buff.ly/ti5pZYh

WTE POLL: Do you support efforts by President Donald Trump to downsize certain government agencies by laying off people ...
10/13/2025

WTE POLL: Do you support efforts by President Donald Trump to downsize certain government agencies by laying off people during the ongoing federal government shutdown? A. Yes or B. No https://buff.ly/byyjjB0

City of Cheyenne Engineering Department officials are seeking approximately $15 million on the 2026 sixth-penny sales ta...
10/13/2025

City of Cheyenne Engineering Department officials are seeking approximately $15 million on the 2026 sixth-penny sales tax ballot to help fund construction of half of the Reed Avenue Corridor project. https://buff.ly/v9KQCDt

As Bob Kylander prepared to turn 100 today, he recounted a number of his lifetime accomplishments with the Wyoming Tribu...
10/12/2025

As Bob Kylander prepared to turn 100 today, he recounted a number of his lifetime accomplishments with the Wyoming Tribune Eagle, including pursuing a lifelong career in chemical engineering, his time in the Navy and learning to fly planes.

But when asked what he was most proud of in his life, he had two words: his wife. https://buff.ly/fDKFSwc

On Oct. 1, 25 Laramie County sheriff’s deputies swore to faithfully discharge the duties of U.S. Immigration and Customs...
10/12/2025

On Oct. 1, 25 Laramie County sheriff’s deputies swore to faithfully discharge the duties of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Sheriff Brian Kozak has repeatedly assured the public that the deputies’ work with ICE is an extension of their regular duties and strictly limited to ensure no racial profiling occurs.

In spite of his continued efforts to reassure the community, however, advocates say that trust has already been broken. https://buff.ly/ofBRxcW

The Laramie County Library Foundation’s Booklovers Bash is back for another year, and on Oct. 17, the foundation will ho...
10/12/2025

The Laramie County Library Foundation’s Booklovers Bash is back for another year, and on Oct. 17, the foundation will host author Shelby Van Pelt.

Van Pelt’s debut novel, “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” which was released in 2022, found itself on the New York Times hardcover fiction bestseller list shortly after its release. https://buff.ly/cgeKqJ5

Friday morning, local officials entered a Cheyenne-area property and discovered dozens of animals living in horrific con...
10/12/2025

Friday morning, local officials entered a Cheyenne-area property and discovered dozens of animals living in horrific conditions. Many were found injured, sick and severely neglected – and tragically, some had already died.

Early estimates suggest that the cost of care for these animals could reach $150,000. Community members who wish to help can make a lifesaving difference by donating to support the Cheyenne Animal Shelter’s emergency response efforts can do so at cheyenneanimalshelter.org. https://buff.ly/aZtS46T

The Rev. Dr. Hilton J. McClendon Sr. has always been working to help others, which has led him to a lifetime of service ...
10/11/2025

The Rev. Dr. Hilton J. McClendon Sr. has always been working to help others, which has led him to a lifetime of service to his community.

That’s why he was selected to receive the 2025 Community Spirit Award from the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. https://buff.ly/Uprq1M3

One play can be all it takes to give a team the spark it needs.For Cheyenne East, that play came late in the first half ...
10/11/2025

One play can be all it takes to give a team the spark it needs.

For Cheyenne East, that play came late in the first half of its game against Cheyenne Central.

The Thunderbirds went on to outscore their crosstown foe 35-14 in the second half to claim their 10th consecutive win over the Indians 42-24. https://buff.ly/6WfFAIa

SPORTS: Austin Teasley started setting his own bed time when he was in elementary school.The Cheyenne Central senior wou...
10/11/2025

SPORTS: Austin Teasley started setting his own bed time when he was in elementary school.

The Cheyenne Central senior wouldn’t even let fun activities like camping trips break his discipline. His family would be gathered around the fire only to see young Austin stand up and declare that he was off to bed.

“I think I was going to be about 7 then,” Teasley said with a grin Monday night. “I don’t know where it came from. My parents have always pushed me to be my best, but they didn’t push that on me. https://buff.ly/l36umDb

PODCAST: This week, we’re sharing part two of a two-part episode, offering a different perspective on the implementation...
10/10/2025

PODCAST: This week, we’re sharing part two of a two-part episode, offering a different perspective on the implementation of the changes to immigration law enforcement in Cheyenne. Last Thursday, our crime and public safety reporter Ivy Secrest spoke with Anthony Serrano, who is the advocacy director for the ACLU of Wyoming. Listen here: https://buff.ly/y3YuUEj, at wyomingnews.com or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

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702 W Lincolnway
Cheyenne, WY
82001

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(307) 634-3361

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