Good morning, Laramie.

Laramie celebrates National Bike Month by urging residents to pump tires, check brakes and ride local trails.

The month-long event promotes safety and enjoyment for cyclists (local experts offer practical tips).

Wyoming Downs and 307 Horse Racing announced on April 29 that they will invest $180 million in projects including a new gambling facility in Laramie (expected to create jobs and boost local revenue).

BWXT announced at the Next Frontier Energy Summit in Laramie that its $500 million nuclear fuel plant in Gillette has secured California-based Kairos Power as its first customer; the plant will break ground in 2028, start with 200 employees + may boost local business as state contracts finalize.

Between Monday and Wednesday, southeast Wyoming saw snowfall making early May record snowier than last winter, with Cheyenne recording 8.9 inches (about 1.1 inch water) and Laramie County getting around 1 inch.

Meteorologists expect scattered showers Thursday afternoon and Saturday night as highs rise to 81 degrees on Monday.

City officials say Laramie manages its own fire rules and coordinates with regional guidelines (Albany County is under Stage 1 restrictions since March 25).

Small, controlled recreational fires and charcoal grilling on improved land are allowed, but burning trash, fireworks, or other materials without a permit is banned.

Bottomland Concert

9 PM – 12 AM — The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall — Tickets available — Experience a mix of Texas Country and rock with energetic performance by Bottomland.

Tris Munsick and the Innocents Live Concert

9 PM - 1 AM — The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall — Cost TBA — Enjoy an evening of live music with Tris Munsick and the Innocents as they bring their unique sound to Laramie.

Belly Dance Level 1 Class

5:30-6:30 p.m. — The Collective — $20/class or $60/4-classes — An introductory course to belly dance techniques that focuses on strength, flexibility, and movement.