Laramie

Feeding Laramie Valley is struggling to pay its bills since one federal grant after another failed to materialize.

Expect to see people rappelling from the parking garage. A Black Hawk helicopter will also be landing nearby.

The site could see the construction of more than 30 new homes for teachers and other early career professionals.

More than 3,900 residents voted in Tuesday’s special election to keep local sales tax at six cents to fund specific government projects. A third of Wyoming counties have this tax.

Over a decade ago, Luhr got hit by a truck while riding her bike across Grand Avenue in Laramie. Now, the 68-year-old is a powerlifting champion and was just named one of AARP's Senior Planet Sponsored Athletes of the year.

More than a third of Wyoming counties have a sixth penny tax, which must be approved by voters and supports specific projects outlined on the ballot.

“Where the Heck is Yucca Fountain?” is now on display at the University of Wyoming Art Museum. It explores the intersection of art and archive.

The Life Between The Rails oral history project tells the stories of Union Pacific employees from their perspective. These stories are gathered and displayed for the public to experience at the American Heritage Center.

During December and January, Tough Guys Lighting and Landscaping puts on its Winter Lights Festival in Laramie’s Washington Park. The Whoville Cocoa Hut allows charities and non-profits to sell hot chocolate at the park.

The new graduates include 521 undergraduates, 209 graduate students and six law students.