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A 65-year-old Cheyenne woman suspected of driving drunk was taken to the hospital Wednesday after crashing into a home in east Cheyenne.

In my opinion, this is math done by someone with maybe a little too much time on their hands. A new study claims that Wyoming has a higher percentage of bars than grocery stores.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol says alcohol may have contributed to a deadly crash west of Cheyenne early Thursday morning.

The Cowboy State isn't at the bottom, but we're not on the top either when it comes to Holiday binge drinking.

With the 2020 Presidential Election still ongoing this week, there's plenty across the country that can't stop watching and need to find a way to cope with what's happening so it only makes sense that caffeine and alcohol seem to be high traffic Google searches this week.

Nov. 1 also is the first day ending daylight saving time.

According to Sgt. Duane Ellis, 32 of the 102 fatal crashes that have occurred on Wyoming's highways this year have involved alcohol and/or drugs.

Two Wyoming women were killed in a single-vehicle rollover east of Shoshoni on Wednesday, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

This resolution was put in place to strengthen the economy in the city.

Opponents contended that the tax increase was unfair and unnecessary.