Laramie County Community College

All federal, state, county, and city offices in Cheyenne are closed today For Martin Luther King Jr/Wyoming Equality Day.

Are you a current job seeker or a person looking for a promotion within your current company? This course might just be for you!

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A Laramie County deputy who survived a deadly shootout in northeast Cheyenne earlier this month is "doing good," according to sheriff's spokesman Brandon Warner.

Sheriff Danny Glick wrote a strongly worded Facebook reply Wednesday night to a comment regarding a deputy who survived a deadly shootout in northeast Cheyenne Saturday afternoon.

The Laramie County Sheriff's Office has identified the suspect killed in Saturday afternoon's officer-involved shooting in northeast Cheyenne.

Winter conditions have forced the closure of hundreds of miles of Interstate 80 in southeast Wyoming, causing many places around Cheyenne to close.

The University of Wyoming’s business incubator network, IMPACT 307, is getting a new home on the Cheyenne campus of Laramie County Community College (LCCC). IMPACT 307, which was launched as the Wyoming Technology Business Center in 2005, focuses on the creation of innovative and scalable businesses, and it has been working with LCCC on the Southeast Wyoming Innovation Launchpad (SEWYIL) since ear

"Our state and our country have lost an exceptional leader and a great man," said Schaffer.

There will be a hands-on course offered by the Laramie County Community College in Albany County that will focus on the four basics of survival, which are shelter, water, fire, and food. This all-day course will take place on July 17 in the Rocky Mountains and will cover such things as what to pack in a survival kit, fire starting techniques, hunting and gathering skills, purifying water, and much