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Coordinated enforcment is planned in Albany County and Laramie County Wyoming as well as is Weld and Larimer counties in Colorado.

AAA predicts this will be the busiest Memorial Day weekend in nearly 20 years, with 43.8 million people expected to hit the road, and local law enforcement agencies are reminding drivers to "Click It or Ticket."

A new survey by the financial website WalletHub ranks Wyoming as the 10th safest state in the country. You can see the survey here. The study ranked states in five categories:1) Personal & Residential Safety, 2) Financial Safety, 3) Road Safety, 4) Workplace Safety, and 5) Emergency Preparedness. ...

The Wyoming Highway Patrol, Cheyenne Police Department, and Laramie County Sheriff's Office are planning a joint traffic enforcement effort during Cheyenne Frontier Days this year, according to a news release from the patrol. According to the release, the effort will especially target speeding, drunk driving, and distracted driving...

There's a need for us to move forward," Mayor Brian Harrington said.

The calf had been separated from its mother when the herd crossed the Lamar River. As the calf struggled, the man pushed the calf up from the river and onto the roadway.

While not as bad as it used to be, Wyoming is still among the top 20 worst states to pursue a career in law enforcement, according to a report released Monday.

The post says it's all part of new Sheriff Brian Kozak's effort to make the agency more visible and accessible to the public.

Coordinated enforcement efforts will take place in Albany, Laramie, Larimer, and Weld counties before, during, and after the game, which kicks off at 5 p.m. at Canvas Stadium.

Sometimes the bad guys--or even a donut--give themselves up voluntarily.

The post also says that the department is looking for new officers to serve with the CPD. The next round of testing will be on Sept. 13 and 14 at the Public Safety Center.

More than 39 million Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend, and Wyoming law enforcement agencies are reminding drivers to "Click It or Ticket."