KGAB-AM (Cheyenne, WY)

Cheyenne Police are trying to find the person they say stole a debit card and made over $2,000 in unauthorized purchases. That's according to a post on the Cheyenne Police Department Facebook page. According to the post, the person in the photo may have information about the theft. The card was used to make over $2,500 in unauthorized purchases at several Cheyenne businesses. The suspect in the case was seen in surveillance video.

A group that appeared to number around 50-60 people braved the Summer heat on Saturday afternoon at the Wyoming Capitol Building to voice opposition to data centers in Wyoming. One of the featured speakers was long-time conservative activist and former Wyoming Gubernatorial candidate Taylor Haynes. He told Townsquare Media that the data centers are ''a digital prison.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- Wyoming is open for business when it comes to recruiting new rivals. Will that awesome responsibility land on the shoulders of Mountain West newcomer -- and FBS rookies -- North Dakota State? "I keep hearing about this," UW head coach Jay Sawvel said with a smile Thursday afternoon at the Palms Casino and Resort. "Everybody wants to make a 'Bohl Bowl' or something like that. I'm all for it." So is Tim Polasek.

The 120th Fighter Squadron ''Redeyes" of the 140th Wing of the Colorado Air National Guard will be doing flyovers at Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeos on July 18th and again on July 23. That's according to a CFD news release.. According to the release, the jets were scheduled to arrive on July 17, and fly over the rodeo on July 18th, and depart on July 19th. They will then return for another flyover at the July 23 rodeo. The release says the flyover was organized by "U.S. Air Force Capt.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation. Cheyenne Police Department, Federal Aviation Administration [FAA], and Federal Air Marshal Service [FAMS] are reminding Cheyenne residents and visitors about restrictions on drone flights during Cheyenne Frontier Days 2026. An FBI news release includes the following: The footprint for Cheyenne Frontier Days is situated in a sensitive airspace area, bordered by a military base and an airport, which increases security and safety concerns.

Big things are happening at Mike Lansing Field in Casper, as the Casper Spuds welcome a special guest this weekend. DJ Phony Stark, who is the  DJ for the Savannah Bananas and Texas Tailgaters in the Banana Ball League, is in Casper to pump up the volume and stoke interest in bringing Banana Ball to Casper next year.

If you look around the state of Wyoming, you're likely to see a Speed Goat. The pronghorn antelope can be found in almost every corner of the state. If you live in Wyoming and you enjoy beer, you've probably drunk a Speed Goat or ten. The popular beer brewed by Ten Sleep Brewing Company in Ten Sleep, WY, has become a favorite among Wyomingites and visitors alike. The problem with being so popular is that rumors and misinformation can sometimes spread, and that's happening now with Speed Goat beer.

You've probably heard that Wyoming has more guns per capita than any other state. Actually, Wyoming comes in 2nd. Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska consistently lead the nation, with over 60% of adults living in gun-owning households. Montana just beats Wyoming by .1%. Montana: 66.3%. Wyoming: 66.2%. One study has Wyoming coming in 2nd in vehicles owned per person. But according to Grockipedia, Montana and South Dakota just barely beat Wyoming in vehicles owned per capita.

Sometimes we read news stories and wonder if it is true or satire. At times like this, as a radio talk show host, I thank the radio gods for the show prep. Teton County Is So Desperate For Housing It Wants To Build It On A Morgue. That was the headline from Cowboy State Daily. First, I'll explain that headline, then we are going to have some fun. As you know, Teton County, Wyoming, has an affordable housing problem.

LARAMIE -- "We recruit winners." Sundance Wicks said that, referring to landing high school standouts Madden Smiley and Chris Pohl in the offseason. The latter could soon be a menace in the paint for the Wyoming basketball program. The other, leading the charge and manning the point. This third-year bench boss wasn't just talking about success at the prep level, though, when he made that statement.