Cheyenne adult sports season begins Aug. 3 with city leagues
Cheyenne Recreation lists Aug. 3 as the start of its 2026 adult-sports season, with registration and fee information available through the city program.
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Uniform misdemeanor bond schedule takes effect in Wyoming circuit courts
Wyoming’s circuit courts began using a statewide schedule July 1, 2026, for misdemeanor offenses eligible for bond posting and forfeiture.
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Cheyenne-area voters will decide Sixth Penny tax proposals in August primary
Proposed Sixth Penny specific-purpose sales-and-use-tax propositions for Laramie County and the City of Cheyenne will be decided in Wyoming’s Aug. 18, 2026, primary election.
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Casper Council approves six-month halt to gambling expansion
Casper City Council approved a six-month pause on gambling-related business expansion while the city considers its regulatory approach.
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Wyoming sets Aug. 25 audit deadline and Aug. 26 canvass deadline for 2026 primary
Wyoming county clerks face an Aug. 25 deadline for post-election audit results, followed by an Aug. 26 deadline for the State Canvassing Board to complete its work after the 2026 primary.
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State law-enforcement leadership training week begins in Cheyenne
WASCOP has scheduled a five-day, in-person leadership program in Cheyenne for Aug. 3-7, aimed at women working in public safety and public service.
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Casper voters face Aug. 18 primary that includes City Council Ward I contest
Natrona County has listed a Casper City Council Ward I contest for the Aug. 18, 2026 primary election. Primary campaign-finance reports are due during an Aug. 4–11 reporting window.
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Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary nears as absentee voting and filing deadlines approach
Wyoming’s 2026 primary election is set for Aug. 18, with regular absentee voting scheduled through Aug. 17 and separate deadlines approaching for minor-party and independent candidates.
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Wyoming’s new statewide laws take effect, including literacy, health-care pricing and workforce measures
More than 70 laws enacted during Wyoming’s 2026 budget session took effect July 1, including statewide requirements affecting K-12 literacy instruction, hospital procedure-price publication, property-tax policy and public-service recruitment incentives.
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BLM keeps Rim Campground near Casper closed because of increased bear activity
The Bureau of Land Management temporarily closed Rim Campground in Natrona County effective July 15, 2026, citing increased bear activity and public-safety concerns. No reopening date has been announced.
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Laramie County voters will decide Sixth Penny tax proposals on Aug. 18
Laramie County and Cheyenne voters will consider multiple temporary Sixth Penny sales-tax proposals in Wyoming’s Aug. 18, 2026 primary election.
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Wyoming Voters Face New Registration Rules and an Aug. 3 Deadline Before the Primary
Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary brings new registration documents, late-registration options, absentee deadlines and a new post-election ballot audit.
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Wyoming Unemployment Rules Face Public Comment Deadline Aug. 7
Wyoming is accepting comments through Aug. 7 on proposed unemployment-insurance rules affecting mailed filings, employer payments, online credentials and weekly work-search requirements.
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Buffalo voters can request absentee ballots through Aug. 17
Buffalo-area voters can request absentee ballots through Aug. 17 before Wyoming’s Aug. 18 primary; polls are scheduled for 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Wheatland voting-equipment retest result not clearly posted
Platte County announced a July 25 retest of three tabulators in Wheatland, but the county’s public election page does not clearly show an official result.
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Wyoming roadwork update: Burton, Prairie Parkway and 52nd Street
Wyoming roadwork this week includes westbound-only segments, lane shifts at 56th and Byron Center, and an approximately two-week 52nd Street closure.
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Casper Council Reportedly Approves $26M Downtown Hilton Plan
Casper City Council reportedly approved an urban-renewal plan for a proposed downtown Hilton hotel, but financing, permits and construction timing remain unresolved.
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Wheatland Gas & Diesel Watch: Sinclair shows $4.39 regular, $4.53 diesel as WY averages rise
Sinclair lists $4.39 regular and $4.53 diesel in Wheatland, while AAA says Wyoming averages are up vs yesterday and EIA shows U.S. prices up vs last week.
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Johnson County Planning Commission to Discuss Land-Use Plan Update July 7
Buffalo-area residents can review an agenda item on Tuesday, July 7, 2026: a “Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update” for Johnson County’s planning process.
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Torrington delays daycare permit decision after split hearing
Torrington City Council tabled a conditional-use request for an in-home daycare at 132 Holly Drive after hearing support and opposition on April 21.
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Torrington’s spring clean-up runs April 11-18, and weekend weather could complicate the trip
Torrington WY – The city’s annual spring clean-up is underway April 11-18, with baler hours, tire limits, restricted items, and windy weather to plan around.
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Torrington homeowners should check Goshen County’s 2026 property-tax relief deadlines now
Torrington WY – Goshen County’s 2026 property-tax relief window is open, and homeowners should review their notice of value before deadlines close.