Interstate 80

The warning covers both Cheyenne and Laramie, and travel on Interstate 80 over the summit could be a problem for high-profile vehicles.

An off-duty firefighter with Laramie County Fire District #2 died Thursday when his SUV crashed into a semi west of Cheyenne.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation has closed Interstate 80 between Laramie and Cheyenne due to winter conditions.

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

The driver overcorrected, causing the combination unit to roll onto the driver's side.

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

WYDOT spokesman Matt Murphy says the closure is scheduled to begin Tuesday evening and continue through Wednesday.

I've passed by it plenty of times on I-80. I'm sure you have too. There is a tree in a rock, and it's a fascinating roadside attraction. Here are some pictures.

Westbound Interstate 80 traffic was slowed Wednesday because of two semi-trucks involved in a rear-end collision near milepost 332.

Ice and slick conditions caused problems on roads around the Laramie area yet again Wednesday morning according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

Beck says it's illegal to stop or park on the side of I-80 or along overpasses and bridges, and violators could be fined up to $235.

Most of southeast Wyoming was expected to remain under a winter storm warning through noon on Wednesday.