Laramie Live

The Fish Creek Fire evacuation order is lifted — residents and campers can head back in, though fire crews are still out there, so take it slow on the roads.

In a quiet corner of Happy Jack Road, a discovery has left the community reflecting on life and loss in unexpected ways.

In the heart of Albany County, a sense of urgency lingers as evacuation orders keep families on edge. Every detail counts when Mother Nature's in charge

As the clouds roll in overhead, a summer storm brews, promising a dramatic twist to our usual sunny skies. Let's dive into what to expect today!

Picture this: streets glistening with rain as storms roll through. It's that time of year again when the skies dance and the rivers swell

With the heat rising and humidity dropping, fire restrictions are back in Albany and Laramie counties. It’s that time of year again, folks.

"Ah, the skies are rolling in with a promise of rain. You can almost feel that fresh smell in the air, can’t you?

"With the smoke still swirling and power gradually coming back, there’s a lot to unpack about the situation in Fish Creek Ranch. Stick around for the detail

Imagine waking up to a blanket of smoke and the sounds of sirens. That’s what’s happening over in Albany County right now—let’s unpack this situation.

Cowboys former offensive coordinator is now entering Year 3 as head coach at NDSU

The Albany County Sheriff's Office hs ordered an evacuation due to a fire

West of I-25 is under the closest watch Wednesday — slow-moving storms stacking up over the same ground is exactly the kind of setup that leads to flash flooding.

Honor, duty, and a day on the reservoir — that's the short version. The full story is worth a few minutes of your time.

Wyoming residents had some thoughts about their state flag — and the majority say to leave it alone.

A semi-truck took out a concrete bridge support on I-80 near Rawlins Monday morning — and somehow, three of those supports ended up embedded in the trailer.

At Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Spring, the ground looks solid enough to walk on. It is not — and a bison found that out the hard way just last year.

A honking truck, a wallowing bison, and a 65-year-old man who did everything right — somehow that combination still landed him in a Montana hospital.

Not all outdoor jobs look the same. Wyoming State Parks is hiring for everything from construction crews to history education roles across the state.