Cheyenne Firefighters

Police in Cheyenne responded to an unusual call over the weekend after a bear wandered into town.

When life gives you lemons...give firefighters lemonade!

Several different agencies were called out to fight the blaze, and exact details oh the blaze have yet to be released as of 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 13.

The smoke you may have smelled in southeast Wyoming this morning is from blazes burning in Arizona and Colorado as well as a grass fire west of Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Firefighters aren't letting the coronavirus slow down their efforts to improve the lives of those living with neuromuscular disease.

Wyoming firefighters work long hours in dangerous conditions and some of them barely earn a living wage.

Proceeds from the calendars, which cost $20 each, are being split between Black Dog Animal Rescue and Cheyenne Coats for Kids.

Cheyenne Firefighters have teamed up with Black Dog Animal Rescue to put out their first ever firefighters calendar.

Cheyenne firefighters exceeded their goal of $30,000 during their Fill the Boot campaign this Labor Day weekend.

Cheyenne firefighters will be out filling the boot for the Muscular Dystrophy Association this Labor Day weekend.