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The Huck Finn Pond at LaPrele Park was lined with 189 kids on Saturday afternoon for the 42nd Annual Huck Finn Fishing Derby.

A little bit of rain never hurt anybody and a little bit of rain certainly did not dampen the spirit of patrons at the first Laramie Local Community Farmers Market.

As winds shifted directions today, Laramie's skies were filled with smoke from the forest fires burning in the near vicinity. With all of the bad that comes with smoke filled skies, it did lead to quite the epic sight as the sun set over Laramie tonight. Thanks to one of our readers for capturing this and sending in the pictures above!

As we mentioned early last week, there was a solar eclipse set to take place last night (May 20th). If you missed it and didn't get a good look, here are some pictures of what the eclipse looked like from Laramie. What you are seeing is a phenomena created when the Earth, the Moon and the Sun perfectly align, which usually happens a few times each year.

Special Olympics Wyoming is celebrating 40 years during the 2012 Summer Games in Laramie. At the Opening Ceremonies three athletes, John Patton, Donald Graham and Ron Fawcett, were honored for their participation in Special Olympics Wyoming since it began in 1972.

It was quite the weekend of rites of passage in Laramie. Not only was the University of Wyoming holding spring commencement ceremonies, but it was also prom weekend for Laramie High School. The junior class chose the theme “Emerald City” for the event, held at the Hilton Garden Inn.

The images that emerged in the hours and weeks following the September 11 terrorist attacks have been imprinted in many of our minds. With the 10-year anniversary of the attacks, we take a look back at some of the more iconic pictures from the attacks.

September 11th, 2001 was a day that forever changed not only our nation but also holds its own unique meaning to everyone that it in some way touched, and it seems like it has touched every American whether they experienced the horror of the attacks personally or simply on televis...

Courtesy UW Biodiversity Conservation CenterIf you have driven around the state of Wyoming lately it is hard to miss the great expanses of forest that were once lush and green that have been turned to a sea of brown. The pine bark beetle infestation has has truely changed the countryside for the foreseeable future. The Laramie area is certainly no exception as many of the trees are now being logge

With temperatures rising to 50 and then falling to the low 20's you may quickly become frustrated with your outdoor photographs this time of year. Bright sun can erase detail, texture, color intensity and skin tone however you can take certain measures to insure success...