Good morning, Laramie.

Laramie Main Street marks 20 years of downtown revitalization after its founding in 2005 by local business owners, concerned citizens and the city council.

The district now has over 300 locally owned businesses, 95 residential units and 30 hand-painted murals — a sign of its renewal — and community members can support future projects on WyoGives Day.

Generation Warrior is a documentary that follows eight Native American youth from the Wind River Reservation as they face the challenges of growing up while keeping their cultural ties strong—filmed over four years by Emmy Award-winning directors.

The filmmakers are working to distribute the film for school showings and streaming soon, showing the real lives and resilience of these young Wyomingites.

An energy company has proposed building a wind farm in northwest Laramie County (about 20 miles north of Cheyenne) that will include up to 170 wind turbines (costing about $1.1 billion).

Sen. Mike Lee dropped his plan to sell public lands for housing from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on Saturday evening and said he still believes the federal government owns too much land.

Wyoming Rep. Karlee Provenza and attorney Ryan Semerad welcomed the cancellation and warned that more work is needed to keep these lands public for future generations.

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.

55th Annual Huck Finn Fishing Derby

7-11 AM — LaPrele Park — Free entry — Families gather to catch trout in the youth stock pond in this Laramie summer tradition.