UPDATE: F.E. Warren Airman Killed in Humvee Incident Identified
F.E. Warren Air Force Base has identified the airman killed in Saturday evening's Humvee incident as Trinity Reinhart of Eugene, Oregon.
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F.E. Warren Airman Dies in Humvee Incident
An investigation is underway following a Saturday evening Humvee incident that left one F.E. Warren airman dead and another with non-serious injuries.
Helicopter Crash in Cheyenne Sends Crew to Hospital
A group of airmen with the 37th Helicopter Squadron at F.E. Warren Air Force Base were injured Wednesday morning when their Huey crashed.
Cheyenne City Council Votes To Explore F.E. Warren Annexation
The Cheyenne City Council on Monday night voted to explore the possibility of annexing F.E. Warren Air Force Base into the city.
It's important to note that the resolution, which was approved unanimously, is not an attempt to annex the base, but merely directs city staff to look into that possibility...
Map Shows Brutal Damage of Nuclear Attack on Cheyenne
Cheyenne is part of the U.S.'s "nuclear sponge."
F.E. Warren Cancels 2023 Air Show After Thunderbirds Pull Out
Due to the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds pulling out, this summer's Wings Over Warren Air Show has been canceled, F.E. Warren Air Force Base announced Thursday.
Cheyenne Mayor: Abandoned Golf Course Could Be Key to Solving CFD Parking Woes
Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins says the former golf course at F.E. Warren Air Force Base could be the answer to Cheyenne Frontier Days' parking problems.
UPDATE: Burned F.E. Warren AFB Humvee Cleared From Highway
An F.E. Warren Air Force Base Humvee that was destroyed in a Monday fire north of Kimball, Nebraska has been cleared off the highway, the base announced Friday.
No Injuries Reported After F.E. Warren AFB Humvee Carrying Grenades Catches Fire
Fortunately, no injuries were reported after an F.E. Warren Air Force Base Humvee with grenades on board caught fire Monday afternoon.
Lawsuit: Black Base Worker Faced Racism, Told to Keep Quiet
A lawsuit says a Black civilian grounds-keeping and kitchen worker at Wyoming's F.E. Warren Air Force Base was retaliated against and ultimately fired for complaining when other workers called him racial epithets.