Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of June.
Good morning, Laramie.
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office confirmed 64-year-old Karen Bryan, accused of embezzling thousands from a church, was arrested while boarding a cruise ship in Ketchikan, Alaska — law enforcement now awaits her waiver for extradition.
The Wyoming Historical Society announced it has ended its county chapters to allow local groups more control by forming independent nonprofit entities—critics say the move undermines a decades-old system and has left many in the historical community feeling disrespected and uncertain about the future.
Today, the Albany County School District 1 Board of Trustees unanimously approved the second reading of Policy 5050 - Firearms on School Property - which sets new rules on firearm possession at schools.
The board will also consider a free lunch program at upcoming meetings.
Former House Speaker Tom Lubnau warned that eliminating property taxes will shift the burden to local taxpayers—forcing higher sales taxes and loss of federal PILT payments—and said that a proposal to ease the burden by using sales tax for residential properties was rejected by the Freedom Caucus.
The City of Laramie today released an interactive map that shows summer construction projects including a new water tank & water line, sewer maintenance, chip & fog sealing, and improvements on Ivinson Avenue.
Residents can use the maps for current road closures and call the Engineering Division at 307-721-5250 with questions.
The Laramie Rangers are hosting the 16th Dooley Oil Classic at Cowboy Field from Thursday through Sunday, with both AA and A squads playing against teams from Wyoming and regional rivals from Montana, Nebraska and South Dakota + KOWB radio will broadcast the games live.
The tournament comes as the Rangers look to build on their recent efforts after a challenging weekend in Rapid City.
Laramie Open Golf Championship
Date Range — Jacoby Golf Course — Registration required — Compete in a 54-hole stroke play tournament for professionals and low handicap amateurs.
Laramie Jubilee Days
5 PM - 9 PM — Laramie, WY — Entry fees apply — Celebrate a week of community spirit with parades, rodeos, and live music.
Jubilee Days PRCA Rodeo
1-2 a.m. — Laramie, WY — Ticket purchase required — Experience the thrill of rodeo sports from the largest sanctioning body in the world.
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