law enforcement

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."

Wyoming is among the worst states to pursue a career in law enforcement, according to a report released Monday.

Committee Chair Rep. Jared Olsen and Reps. Washut, Zwonitzer, Rodriguez-Williams, Crago and Oakley voted for the measure.

Super Bowl LVI is almost here, and Cheyenne police are teaming up with law enforcement agencies across Wyoming to remind football enthusiasts that "Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk."

Barnes is running as an independent.

During his short four-year career with the sheriff's office, Huk participated in over 250 official deployments and played an integral role in seizing hundreds of pounds of dangerous drugs.

Barth's departure from the race leaves at least three announced Republican candidates for sheriff, as well as one Democrat.

Besides Barth and Kozak, Lt. Don Hollingshead and Boyd Wrede are also running for sheriff.

Glick says he is retiring at the end of his current term, which runs through next year.

The Cheyenne leg of the torch run will begin at the intersection of Capitol and Randall Avenues around 9 a.m. that morning.

It's not an everyday occurrence that the men and women who tasked with helping the public, actually find themselves in need of a little help, but it does happen.

Who's a good boy? I can answer that question. He's a Wyoming police dog who took down 3 bad guys in just one week.