Cheyenne City Council

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.

Here's the twist. Even if the petition wins and the annexation fails, the Microsoft data center project still moves forward, just under county rules, according to Councilman Ken Esquibel.

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

Despite the City Council's recent decision, one resident's passion for regulating data centers is stirring up local conversation. The stakes are higher than you think.

As the clock ticked into the evening, residents filled the room, their sentiments swinging like a pendulum. Concerns about growth clashed with hopes for the future

The conversation around data centers is heating up in Cheyenne, with city leaders gearing up to bridge the gap between facts and concerns. What’s next for this hot topic?

Tonight's council meeting has folks buzzing, as a proposed pause on new data centers takes center stage — what will the community decide?

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

A petition in Cheyenne aims to hit the brakes on data center construction for now. Find out what sparked this movement and how you can be part of it.

Tonight's City Council meeting might just change the game for future tech projects in Cheyenne. Big decisions are on the table regarding data centers.

Big changes may be on the horizon for Cheyenne as a familiar face steps into the political arena with bold plans for the community.

"Sometimes, change is a messy process—just ask Cheyenne's City Council. They faced quite a backlash over infrastructure fees that many hoped would bring peace of mind during storms."