Colorado

Attention beer connoisseurs! A brewery over in northern Colorado decided to rebrand and given their new name, it couldn't be more fitting for their business model.

For the time I've lived in Wyoming (I'm in my third year here), I've never been able to understand the Wyoming/Colorado riff. I've lived in a few other states in cities that rest on the border of other states, but I've never experienced that same border tension between two states. Maybe it's just the fact that there's the Wyoming vs. Colorado State Border War every year. Call me extremely naive, but I don't get it. But a big part of it definitely exists when I hear Wyoming drivers talk about Colorado drivers. This seems to strike a nerve with more than a few people I know.

A Colorado teenager was killed Sunday afternoon after the pickup she was riding in crashed on Interstate 80 in Wyoming, the highway patrol says.

A former Laramie business operator who pleaded guilty to tax evasion has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $356,000 in restitution.

Cheyenne police have identified a woman wanted in connection with a stolen vehicle and credit card fraud case, but they have not arrested her nor recovered the vehicle.

A trucker was killed early Tuesday morning after jackknifing his rig on Interstate 80, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

A man caught moving drugs through Wyoming two years ago has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison, U.S. Attorney Bob Murray's Office announced Wednesday.

It's been said that not all heroes wear capes. I believe that is true especially for a Colorado deputy who's quick thinking and brave actions saved a dog from a burning car.

One person was killed and two others injured in a two-vehicle crash north of Cheyenne last week, the Wyoming Highway Patrol says.

A 48-year-old Craig, Colorado man is behind bars after allegedly kidnapping a woman at gunpoint in Rio Blanco County and taking her to a Cheyenne motel.

It's always great when we see leaders in the community step up to help others. Today (January 5th), Beach Please Drink Company in downtown Cheyenne is doing exactly that. They're collecting donations to help the victims of the recent Colorado fires.

A Cheyenne felon is facing federal gun charges after special agents say they found firearms and ammunition in his bedroom.