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A new sky path in downtown Cheyenne is one step closer to becoming a reality.

The new headquarters would be built on a 3.85-acre lot in the Laramie River Business Park, provided by the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance.

“Think about KickStarter designed just for Laramie,” says Trey Sherwood, executive director of the Laramie Main Street Alliance.

Cheyenne's four economic development organizations are asking the city to help fund a $2.45 million sky path project.

Shane Murphy, assistant professor in the UW Department of Atmospheric Science, is specifically examining the effects of black and brown carbon emitted from wildfires.

Construction of a new barley malting plant in Pine Bluffs is expected to begin in late spring.

“We definitely have to do what’s right for the business,” says Storey. “We think that what’s right for the business right now is to do whatever we can to stay in Laramie.”

WYDOT says between 11,000 and 16,000 vehicles travel the 402-mile corridor in Wyoming daily.

Representatives of the Daniels Fund joined University of Wyoming and state officials in announcing their partnership to support the UW Board of Trustees' Education Initiative Wednesday at a press conference in the Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center...

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees’ initiative to transform the UW College of Education into a top-tier institution has received a five-year, $4.5 million grant from the Daniels Fund. The UW Board of Trustees applied for the grant in September...