Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Laramie.
City officials say the 8-lane pool remains closed as they work to fix a slow heater — new UV filters have been installed and other facilities such as the leisure pool, steam room, sauna and hot tub are open.
Residents can check the Fall Schedule for further updates.
GasBuddy reports that Wyoming's average gasoline price dropped 2.3 cents this week to $3.07 today, though prices remain 4.2 cents above last month's rate and 18.3 cents below last year's level—showing small shifts in the market.
Local drivers can expect steady changes as the region adjusts to these trends.
The Jeff and Kim French Trust established the Cowboy State Scholarship to help Wyoming residents study STEM, agriculture, and trade fields.
The $1,000 yearly award—divided between the fall and spring semesters—is for two students who meet a 2.5 GPA and full-time enrollment requirement.
A Laramie County landowner said wind turbines in the Laramie Range Wind Project may harm earthworms by causing vibrations that could lead to soil erosion.
Commissioners will study these environmental concerns today at 3:30 p.m. in Cheyenne—while community members remain divided over the project.
The Interior announced last week that it will repeal the Public Lands Rule and open a 60-day public comment period—conservation advocates worry the change will reduce protection for wildlife and alter migration routes in Wyoming.
Local outdoor enthusiasts are concerned that prioritizing extractive uses may affect future access to safe, wild spaces.
Columnist Gail Symons stresses that Wyoming must fully fund its suicide hotline—988—to ensure rural residents get lasting crisis care, as current funding only meets a fraction of the need.
She urges leaders and community groups to invest in long-term support and help reduce the stigma around seeking help.
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