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

The Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee on School Facilities discussed a potential minor capital projects funding pro...
08/26/2026

The Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee on School Facilities discussed a potential minor capital projects funding program during its meeting Monday.

If enacted, the program would let school districts fund small renovations and adjustments for educational functionality that don’t meet major maintenance requirements. https://buff.ly/AVhlMsr

Wyoming’s capital city may be getting ready to welcome a new full-service restaurant, liquor store and off-track betting...
08/26/2026

Wyoming’s capital city may be getting ready to welcome a new full-service restaurant, liquor store and off-track betting (OTB) facility following the Cheyenne City Council’s discussion of a proposed retail liquor license transfer.

The council held a public hearing Monday regarding the transfer of a retail liquor license from 1734 Partners LLC, which owned the former Old Chicago restaurant located at 1734 Meadowland Drive, to Capital City Hospitality LLC. The license is intended to be used across three new businesses: Wyoming Ale Works, Wyoming Discount Liquor and Bally’s OTB.

Johnson Restaurant Group, owned by John Johnson, purchased the building at 3501 E. Lincolnway in the Cheyenne Plaza, which held Big Lots before it permanently closed in August 2024.
https://buff.ly/Qz6AlHV

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department provided information Monday on the current state of the department, and discussed i...
08/25/2026

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department provided information Monday on the current state of the department, and discussed its new leadership's priorities and objectives for the future during a media teleconference.

Eric Wiltanger, the new interim director, who has been with the department for six years, most recently served as deputy director. He spoke alongside Jeff Davis, the deputy director of external affairs, and Dan Smith, who is serving as the interim deputy director of internal affairs. https://buff.ly/Vt9OwR4

Nestled right on the edge of city limits stands a new business that owners Marc and Jane Harrington say they hope will b...
08/25/2026

Nestled right on the edge of city limits stands a new business that owners Marc and Jane Harrington say they hope will become a gathering place for families, neighbors and friends.

After more than two decades running a campground and building a barbecue business that became known throughout the city, Harrington and Jane are wanting to help write a new chapter for Cheyenne’s south side through their newest business venture, Harrington’s Pub, located at 1529 W. College Drive. https://buff.ly/nUcyzVJ

WTE POLL: Wyoming voters seemed to send a clear message during Tuesday's primary that the Wyoming Freedom Caucus has tak...
08/24/2026

WTE POLL: Wyoming voters seemed to send a clear message during Tuesday's primary that the Wyoming Freedom Caucus has taken the wrong approach to legislating in the Equality State. Are you more or less optimistic about the state's future now than before the election? https://buff.ly/71fro5P

Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in the case of a Cheyenne woman who is accused of murdering her newborn baby...
08/23/2026

Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in the case of a Cheyenne woman who is accused of murdering her newborn baby and abandoning him in a ditch 38 years ago. https://buff.ly/SoTYjpj

Adalyn Racines’ talent as a distance runner was on display from the time she stepped foot on Cheyenne Central’s campus i...
08/22/2026

Adalyn Racines’ talent as a distance runner was on display from the time she stepped foot on Cheyenne Central’s campus in 2023.

Racines credits better training and recovery habits and growth as a racer for contributing to her breakout junior season. She hopes they help make her senior year her best yet. https://buff.ly/Dt3BL10

Members of the Cheyenne City Council spent a Friday work session reviewing proposed updates to the city’s Unified Develo...
08/22/2026

Members of the Cheyenne City Council spent a Friday work session reviewing proposed updates to the city’s Unified Development Code that would change how urban agriculture is regulated.

Meanwhile, a co-owner of WY Fresh Farm and Farmstand says she has mixed feelings about whether the proposed changes would address the concerns that have surrounded her family’s farm for months. https://buff.ly/I2JwtWZ

Tuesday’s primary election results could signal a significant shift in the direction of the Wyoming Legislature, accordi...
08/21/2026

Tuesday’s primary election results could signal a significant shift in the direction of the Wyoming Legislature, according to Ryan Williamson.

The associate professor of political science at the University of Wyoming said he believes a main reason behind the rebuke of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus was the policies the caucus members pursued in the most recent legislative session that were not particularly popular in the state. https://buff.ly/96JHCth

Members of the Cheyenne City Council will take up a proposed $186,500 professional services agreement with Ardurra Group...
08/21/2026

Members of the Cheyenne City Council will take up a proposed $186,500 professional services agreement with Ardurra Group Inc. to study and develop operational modifications for the roundabout at Pershing Boulevard, Converse Avenue and East 19th Street.

The item was discussed at the council’s Finance Committee meeting Tuesday. https://buff.ly/23LJz8i

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