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Darrick Mittlestadt awaits December sentencing for child abuse, could get 50 years (opens the original)
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Former Laramie County Fire District 1 Chief Darrick Mittlestadt could face up to half a century in prison when he is sentenced on his recent convictions for aggravated child abuse and conspiracy on December 28 in Laramie. Mittlestadt was convicted of the charges last week in connection with the starvation of a boy he and his wife, Angela, adopted in 2019. Darrick Mittlestadt was Chief of Laramie County Fire District 1 when he and his wife were arrested in July of last year. The Mittlestadts were
Cyanobacteria bloom advisory issued for West Causeway at Granite Springs Reservoir. (opens the original)
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The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a harmful cyanobacteria advisory for the West Causeway at the City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities [BOPU) Granite Springs Reservoir. That's according to a BOPU news release. Cyanobacteria is also known as blue-green algae. According to the release, cyanobacteria ''can form harmful blooms in slow-moving water during the late summer when water temperatures are warmer. These blooms are considered harmful because they can produce toxins and other irr
A man led Cheyenne police on a chase after driving through a local golf course (opens the original)
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A 48-year-old Colorado man is facing a long list of charges after driving his truck on a local golf course and then leading police on a low-speed chase. Cheyenne Police Spokeswoman Alex Farkas says the incident started around 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 28, when police got a call about a truck driving on the golf course at the Cheyenne Country Club at 800 Stinner Road. When police got there, the suspect vehicle, a blue GMC Sierra, drove through a fence and left the golf course. The driver, later ide
Fire restrictions on hold in Albany County, with burning operations needing a quick call to Dispatch. (opens the original)
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Albany County Emergency Management has announced the temporary lifting of fire restrictions. Agency coordinator Kate Allred issued the following statement As of Monday, September 28th, 2026, Fire Restrictions have been temporarily lifted. Please contact Laramie Dispatch at (307) 721-2526 when conducting any burning operation. Conditions will be constantly evaluated, and restrictions may be reimposed at any time. For more information, please follow this link https://www.albanycountywy.gov/247/Fir
After a couple of soggy days, temperatures are set to climb back into the 70s Soon (opens the original)
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Southeast Wyoming residents can expect cloudy, wet weather on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by a warming trend that will see high temperatures climb back into the 70s. That's according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service. The agency posted the following on it's website: Isolated to Scattered showers will continue through Wednesday, mainly in the southern half of the forecast area. Some embedded thunderstorms may be possible but light showers seem more likely. With the except
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