Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 5th of December.
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🏘️ Community
The Wyoming Highway Patrol advises against using red or blue lights on vehicles during the holidays, citing state laws.
The Laramie Police Department is hosting its 5th annual 'Shop with a Cop' event on December 17th, aiming to foster positive interactions between law enforcement and 30 selected elementary students from Albany County by providing them with a $150 shopping spree and a Christmas meal for their families.
🎭 Culture
Ned LeDoux releases a previously unheard song 'One Hand in the Riggin’' recorded by his late father, Wyoming’s country music star Chris LeDoux, creating a posthumous duet that blends decades of cowboy music tradition.
🎓 Education
A statewide survey reveals a majority of Wyoming residents feel the University of Wyoming is highly engaged with local communities and aligns with the state's values.
🏛️ Government
Legislation heading to Wyoming's 2025 general session could enable victims of sexual assault and stalking to obtain protection orders beyond current domestic abuse limitations.
Wyoming legislators decided not to move forward with a bill that aimed to provide public utilities with liability protection from wildfire lawsuits if they drafted wildfire mitigation plans, citing discrepancies and the need for more comprehensive legislation.
📰 Lifestyle
Local residents enjoy a festive run through snow-covered streets to view Christmas lights.
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Christmas at The Gryphon 2024: A Musical Celebration
Experience a non-traditional musical celebration of Christmas at The Gryphon Theatre, inviting the community of Laramie to come together for a free annual benefit concert.
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