Good morning, Laramie.

During Tuesday evening's work session, Laramie City Council reviewed the new Reconnect Laramie mobility plan after a year of public input.

The plan outlines short and long term projects to connect community spaces and residents.

Beef prices have surged in Wyoming amid a tight cattle supply and drought, with local auction houses reporting cattle sales — nearly 40% above last year — and grocery shoppers facing higher prices today.

Experts say supply improvements may take years as ranchers cope with rising feed costs.

The University of Wyoming in Laramie has launched its search for a new executive director for the School of Energy Resources & the move aims to bring strong leadership to its nationally known program.

On the Senate floor this week, Senator John Barrasso said the Working Families Tax Cuts Act will boost Wyoming families’ finances with a permanent $2,200 Child Tax Credit, an expanded Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account allowing up to $7,500 (plus estate tax relief for farms, ranches and small businesses).