air quality alert

The smoke is primarily from Canadian wildfires, with a cold front pushing the smoke down to the surface, impacting air quality and visibility.

Wildfire smoke is creeping in, turning our sunny skies hazy. We’ll get into what it means for your outdoor plans today.

As we bask in summer heat, it's a good time to check the air before stepping outside, especially with smoke in the mix.

Residents in southeast Wyoming are urged to monitor the Air Quality alert closely due to anticipated smoky conditions in the area.

An Air Quality Alert is in effect for much of southeast Wyoming, including Cheyenne and Laramie, through 1 p.m. Tuesday because of wildfire smoke.

The National Weather Service says high winds have created air quality concerns throughout parts of Wyoming.

The weather service passes along the alerts on behalf of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.

Heavy smoke from wildfires in the western United States is expected to blanket southeast Wyoming again Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

Casper Mountain, for example, is barely visible from downtown Casper.

Very little of Wyoming was under an air quality alert for the first time in what seems like forever on Thursday.