Kari Eakins

The Wyoming Cowboys were shut out in the second half and lost to San Diego State, 42-28, in their last game of the season on Saturday in Laramie. The Aztecs clinched at least a share of the Mountain West championship with the win.

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There will be single lane closures and temporary loss of some left turn lanes on Grand Avenue in Laramie between 15th and 21st streets during a project the Wyoming Transportation Department says will start on Monday, Nov. 26th.

The City of Laramie will be conducting a three week investigation into utility depths and locations beneath the roadway to prepare for the full reconstruction of that section in 2014.

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The Thanksgiving Movie Forecast calls for at least one sunny new movie this week. Early reviews indicate 'The Life of Pi' may be one of the year's best films. It opens in Laramie today.

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As conference realignment continues across college athletics, sources have told ESPN the Boise State, San Diego State and BYU had been talking with the Mountain West about possibly returning to the conference.

BYU is now independent in football while Boise State and San Diego State are slated to join the Big East in football next season. However, the Mountain West is now part of the "group of five" conferences that will send their highest rated team to a BCS bowl, making these schools reconsider their decision to ditch the conference.

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Clouds are rolling in, making the weekend movie forecast for dark, creepy weather. The vampires and werewolves from The Twilight Saga make an early landing in Laramie, joining another blockbuster, 'Skyfall,' in local theaters.

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The University of Wyoming men's and women's basketball teams each announced the signing of two-student-athletes to attend UW beginning in the fall of 2013. Keonta Vernon of Tulare, Calif. and Alan Herndon of Colorado Springs, Colo. have signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Cowboys while Hailey Ligocki of Sheridan, Wyo. and Kaylie Rader of Thornton, Colo. signed to play for the Cowgirls.

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The 2012-13 basketball season is the first one for Mountain West schools without The Mtn. As a result, there will not be as many televised games. In fact, the Wyoming women's basketball team will not have any games on TV. For the Cowboys, it's a different story, and here's a breakdown of which games you'll be able to watch.

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Laramie Parking Enforcement will be starting to enforce 'Failure to Parallel Park' for vehicles of owners/tenants that have filled their driveways with too many cars resulting in parking short of the sidewalk, but have their trunk parked in the street. Basically, if your car is parked in the street, it has to be parked parallel to the curb, no matter if it's near a driveway or not according to Laramie Police Officer Kelly Namee.

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A major high pressure area dominates the weekend movie forecast. The latest James Bond film rolls into Laramie with the promise of clearing those dismal clouds and bringing box office sunshine.

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Don't lie to your mom, tell her The Library is leaving.

Lease negotiations between the owners of The Library Sports Grille & Brewery and the owner of the building at 1622 E. Grand Ave. began six months ago. The only agreement reached however, was to mutually part ways. A non-renewal notice was signed on October 31st, meaning The Library will be out of its current location on February 6th.

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The 2012 election was like no other for the Laramie City Council. A change in the ward system meant that for the first time in the city's history, three councilors will be representing three city wards.

Here is your Laramie City Council for the next two years and a breakdown of the races in each ward.

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These are the results for political races in Albany County. Big issues for the 2012 General Election include Laramie City Council, Albany County Commissioner, the Albany County Transportation Authority and Laramie Economic Development Corporation.

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