Good morning, Laramie.

Albany County’s CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) program is seeking new volunteers to train in shelter support, flood fighting, and basic first aid.

The program offers residents a chance to build essential skills while strengthening the community’s ability to handle emergencies.

Today, the Food Bank of Wyoming applauded the legislature’s decision to fully fund SNAP + cover administrative costs, a move expected to boost local families’ access to essential food support.

The agency said the improved benefits will strengthen community food aid.

On Friday, heavy snow and strong winds caused several semitrucks to slide off I-80 near Elk Mountain, prompting closures of the highway and Highway 34 for high-profile vehicles near Rawlins and Laramie as drivers reported near-zero visibility.

Albany County Public Library is launching a new Artist Trading Cards program to make original art available to everyone.

The initiative (featuring work by local artists) opens a door for art lovers to connect with unique creations.

UW Theatre and Dance will present Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing at its campus theatre.

The production is scheduled for a future date so check UW's event listings for details.

University of Wyoming trustees voted last Thursday to extend a contract offer to Brig.

Gen. Shane Reeves as the school’s 29th president in Laramie. Reeves will assume the role pending final agreements.

A new cosmology program debuts this April at the University of Wyoming Harry C.

Vaughan Planetarium and will give local audiences a chance to learn about the science behind the stars.

U.S. Comptroller Jonathan Gould will speak at the University of Wyoming on Thursday, Apr.

9 about national banking regulations including cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

WTB at the Cowboy Saloon

8-11:59 p.m. — The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall — Ticket info not provided — Experience the musical journey of Chancey Williams as he transitions from saddle bronc riding to country music stardom.