Interstate 25

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is urging drivers to watch out for wildlife following a recent wildlife-vehicle collision near Glendo.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation posted the alert Thursday afternoon.

Strong winds, blowing snow and slick roads were combining to make travel conditions problematic across southeast Wyoming.

Meanwhile, Interstate 25 was closed to light, high profile vehicles between Cheyenne and Wheatland due to strong winds and an '"extreme blow-over risk.''

Strong winds, blowing snow and winter travel conditions were wreaking havoc across much of southeast Wyoming at last report.

The employees took the time to rescue the wounded bird and take it to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department office in Casper.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol has released video that shows a trooper's patrol car being hit by a commercial truck on I-25 last month.

People traveling on Interstate 25 between Cheyenne and Laramie and well as parts of I-80 should beware.

At last report interstates, 80 and 25 were both open, but black ice, blowing snow and poor travel conditions were being widely reported.

A kitten at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter found the purr-fect home when it was adopted by a Wyoming trooper.

The Patrol is still investigating the crash and has not said whether or not the driver of the tractor, who has yet to be identified, will face any charges.

The Highway Patrol is investigating driver inattention as a contributing factor in the crash.