Cheyenne Wyoming

Love is in the air this week with Valentine's Day approaching...Or maybe it's not, I don't know, it seemed like the correct cliched phrase to use to start this off with, given that Valentine's Day weekend is coming up (or at least that day's the following Monday). Regardless, Cheyenne and Casper both showed up on a list of the 'Best Places to Get Married'.

Those in Cheyenne are quite familiar with the world's largest steam locomotive, Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014. So in the capital city, we're no strangers to our trains, especially being such the hub we are to this day. But an old video made its way onto TikTok about a month ago. And since, the video has gone viral, showing a 'steam locomotive pulling a relatively modern container train' as it passed through the tracks of Cheyenne.

Wednesday, February 2nd is Groundhog Day. And let's all hope that it's not a Bill Murray Groundhog Day situation where we end up repeating the same day over and over again (spoiler alert). More on that later, but first, if the groundhog is smart, there should be no way he's going to attempt to come out to see its shadow in Cheyenne for a few reasons.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation says it could be Thursday afternoon before Interstate 25 between Cheyenne and Wheatland reopens.

We might not be in the new year just yet, but it's never too early to start getting excited for the return of the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration, Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD).

After we all barely survived frontier-ing for 10 days in a row, now the Laramie County Fair rolls into the Archer.

A 16-year-old Cheyenne driver was killed in a single-vehicle rollover northwest of Cheyenne Sunday evening, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

So..do you share that excitement? Take our poll and give us your opinion.

There are many reasons to be excited about Cheyenne Frontier Days, the food is one of them. Check out some of the things on the menu.

It looks like it's curtains for the Dell Range Taco Bell.

Local law enforcement officers teamed up with cadets from F.E. Warren Air Force Base Thursday morning to run the Special Olympics Wyoming “Flame of Hope” through Cheyenne.

The City of Cheyenne is reminding residents that potholes can be reported online.