Cheyenne City Council

Cheyenne's City Council is revisiting the Cox Ranch Annexation, a 1,197-acre plot eyed for data center development.

Wyoming's Secretary of State is calling out Cheyenne's mayor and city council, saying residents deserve a say on a major annexation tied to a Microsoft data center.

A former Wyoming gubernatorial candidate called data centers a digital prison. That's a strong word, and he meant every bit of it.

In a recent meeting, the city council found itself at a crossroads, caught between community voices about data centers and their economic impact.

Online petition challenges proposed ban on oversized vehicles in Cheyenne, emphasizing the need for research on storage alternatives and impact assessment.

Several people spoke against the ban at the meeting, but some council members say they have heard a lot of complaints about the vehicles, even if ban supporters didn't show up at the meeting.

The Cheyenne City Council on Monday night voted down a proposed single-use plastic bag ban on second reading. The primary sponsor of the measure, WARD III councilman Richard Johnson, told Townsquare Media the effort is dead for now unless someone else brings it up...

The primary sponsor of a proposal in the Cheyenne City Council to ban single-use plastic bags in Cheyenne says he is planning to make some changes to the proposal. Ward Three Councilman Richard Johnson says at the next council meeting he will present amendments that would remove a 10-cent per bag tax on paper bags and move the starting date for the proposed law from Jan...

A proposal that would ban most plastic bags in Cheyenne will be considered by the Cheyenne City Council. The measure, sponsored by Councilman Richard Johnson, would also place a 10-cent-a-bag fee on reusable paper bags. Half of the money generated by those fees would go to the city, the other half to the retail outlet...

A proposal that would ban most single-use carryout plastic bags in Cheyenne has been put forward in the Cheyenne City Council. You can read the proposed ordinance here. The proposed law would also impose a 10-cent per bag fee on reusable paper bags...