Good morning, Laramie.

Laramie Main Street Alliance placed dog waste bag dispensers in downtown to help keep the streets clean and make it easier for pet owners to do the right thing — the bags are at key points for convenient access.

Albany County School District 1 will redesign the vacant Beitel Elementary School building into a new school resource center following a special meeting—more details will be announced soon.

The Laramie Police Department is inviting Albany County residents 18 and older to join the 2025 Community Academy, a six-week program held every Wednesday from April 2 to May 7 that offers hands-on police training—applications are accepted until March 18 with notifications on March 26.

Gov. Mark Gordon signed a law that makes public utilities send in plans to lessen wildfire risks and protect them from many lawsuits— the law will go into effect July 1 before the 2025 fire season.

State Rep. J.T. Larson said the plan invites local input to keep rate increases low as wildfire costs rise.

A recent poll shows most Wyoming residents want to keep control of public lands for hunting and outdoor recreation—yet lawmakers continue pushing for federal land transfers.

The Wyoming Legislature ended a transformative session marked by the Freedom Caucus taking control in the House— a change that could shape future policy.

Lawmakers made several key decisions that will affect the state's direction in coming months.

Governor Mark Gordon signed a law that will require colleges to let athletes play only on teams that match their biological sex at birth—schools cannot compete against teams that do not follow the same rule.

Organ Fairchild Live at The Great Untamed

Organ Fairchild, a renowned NY instrumental funk and jam band, will perform their debut show in Laramie at The Great Untamed, featuring a suggested donation entry fee.

Teenage Bottlerocket Live Concert

Teenage Bottlerocket will perform live at The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall in Laramie.