Good morning, Laramie.

The University of Wyoming held virtual listening sessions Tuesday—gathering input from faculty, staff, students and community members to guide its ongoing presidential search.

Eastern states have begun using digital deer tags through smartphone apps to help hunters report their kills—while Wyoming still requires paper carcass coupons and physical check-in stations for Chronic Wasting Disease testing.

Albany County Commissioners approved a grant application for new search and rescue equipment — and partnered with the city of Laramie to form a comprehensive safety plan Tuesday morning.

Fred Eshelman’s lawsuit to block corner crossing has battled for four years and will be first reviewed by early career clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court conference on Oct.

17th—this review starts the next step in the legal challenge.

Two Wyoming Supreme Court justices explained that they do not choose the cases that reach their chamber—unlike their counterparts in Washington, D.C.—and said the state should know that legislative and public scrutiny does not affect their process.

Laramie Networking Hour

12-1 p.m. — Bond's Brewing Company — Free entry — Connect with local professionals in a relaxed and casual setting.

Women’s Soccer: Colorado State vs Wyoming

3-5 p.m. — Louis S. Madrid Sports Complex — Free trial available — Catch the live action as Wyoming takes on Colorado State in an exciting women's soccer matchup.