Cheyenne Fire & Rescue

Thankfully, no one was hurt after officials say a group of students intentionally set a fire inside a restroom at South High School Friday afternoon.

Chief John Kopper says roughly two-thirds of home fire deaths occur in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

There was a brief scare at the Cheyenne Public Safety Center Thursday morning when a suspicious letter was discovered inside the mail room.

A 26-year-old transient is behind bars after allegedly setting fire to six dumpsters in downtown Cheyenne Wednesday morning.

Investigators are trying to determine what sparked a structure fire in west Cheyenne late Sunday evening.

Cheyenne Fire Rescue is reminding citizens that fire sprinklers save lives and property after a sprinkler system put out a fire in downtown Cheyenne early Thursday morning.

Cheyenne Fire Rescue is reminding those planning to shoot off fireworks this Fourth of July to do so with extreme caution.

Firefighters rescued a dog trapped inside a burning fourplex in east Cheyenne Thursday afternoon.

Cheyenne firefighters responded to 11,427 calls for service last year, a whopping 79 percent of which were emergency medical service calls.

Investigators aren't yet sure what caused a fire at a vacant building in north Cheyenne last night.

The City of Cheyenne announced Wednesday that it has, once again, ordered the owner of the vacant Hitching Post Inn to demolish and remove the structure.

Investigators are still trying to piece together what caused last week's fire at the vacant Hitching Post Inn.