Good morning, Laramie.

The Carbon County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page and webpage were hacked Friday around noon when Sheriff Alex Bakken received multiple email alerts about unauthorized access and his team lost all credentials; by 7 p.m. no unusual posts had appeared + he told users to report any suspicious activity and treat the pages as illegitimate.

Chancey Williams—whose journey began in rodeo—is now stepping into the country music limelight while holding true to his motto to stand by what he believes in.

His evolving career has sparked local interest as fans on the high plains watch his progress closely.

The University of Wyoming planetarium will host two audiovisual and musical shows—Cowboy Sandbox and Dome After Dark—to close out March for the campus community.

The events will offer a unique doubleheader experience for UW students and staff and will take place in the coming days.

On March 15, USDA Wildlife Services killed a male wolf that crossed from Colorado into north-central Wyoming after it attacked sheep on private property under the shoot-on-sight policy.

Local ranchers said the incident will not change current wolf management practices—though they remain watchful of future livestock attacks.

Wyoming meteorologist Don Day said the federal cut in twice-daily weather balloon launches will lower data needed for accurate forecasts during spring storms and lambing season—this change could lead to forecast errors.

He contacted Wyoming’s congressional delegation this morning to ask that full balloon service be restored.

A Cowboy State Daily podcast tribute to late Senator Al Simpson featured former colleagues sharing memories and bipartisan stories that showed his dedication to serving Wyoming—highlighting decades of collaboration and warm leadership.

Laramie City Council talked about changing parking rules and snowy road routes after the spring equinox—council members also looked at new rules for billboards.

The Childcare Interagency Working Group started grants in January offering up to $10,000 to child care providers—early interest was overwhelming.

Teenage Bottlerocket Live Concert

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

Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall Event

7-9 p.m. — Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall — $24.99 general admission, $45.99 ringside — Enjoy an exciting night at Laramie's vibrant dance hall with great seating options.