The University of Wyoming has received a $14.8M NSF grant to operate its new King Air Atmospheric Research Aircraft, supporting 18 staff and advancing research through Aug.
31, 2031. A winter 2027 cloud study will be based in Laramie + offer hands-on learning for students.
Fire crews built primary containment lines amid gusty winds as they battled the Moonshine Fire on rough terrain 17 miles southwest of Wheatland; officials ask the public to avoid the Wheatland Airport (ensuring emergency responders have safe access).
First Interstate Bank will close its Laramie branch at noon on Wednesday, Sept.
16, to allow employees paid time to volunteer in projects at Cathedral Home, Albany County Public Library, and Laramie Soup Kitchen—building a windbreak, assembling privacy meeting pods, and deep cleaning cooking spaces.
Laramie's historic World War I monument will be rededicated at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept.
20 in downtown, with a free ceremony followed by an educational program and reception at the Alice Hardie Stevens Center (behind the Ivinson Mansion).
Google presented plans for its $17B Project Tembo data center campus in Laramie County at a packed open house on Wednesday, outlining phased construction starting later this year with vertical work in 2027 and completion by first half of 2031 & promising up to 2,500 peak jobs.
Loved ones, caregivers and supporters will join the Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sept.
19 in Laramie to raise funds for services and research. Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. at the field south of X Lot on the UW campus (corner of N. 19th St. and E. Willett Dr.) with ceremonies starting at 10 a.m.
Researchers from universities including University of Wyoming completed the Salt Lake City – Summer Ozone Study last summer using aircraft instruments + ground labs to track ozone levels and provide data for future air quality policies in the Mountain West.
Caitlin Long and Gov. Mark Gordon will speak at the ninth annual Wyoming Blockchain Stampede at the University of Wyoming on Sept.
30. Earlier in the week, legislative committee meetings and a networking dinner honoring late Steve Lupien will set the stage for the event.
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