Law

Sen. Mike Enzi’s Communications Director Max D’Onofrio said the Senate passed the defense bill on Dec. 8 and the president signed the bill into law last week.

The court's majority opinion holds that state law allows public records custodians to charge reasonable fees if complying with an inspection request requires them to copy an electronic record.

The Cheyenne City Council is expected to vote on a non-discrimination resolution when it meets on October 24.

Despite ruffling some feathers when it passed, an ordinance legalizing backyard chickens in Cheyenne really isn't giving people anything to squawk about.

An archaic law prohibiting Cheyenne residents from wearing indecent attire in public was stripped from the city books Monday night.

The City Manager’s office says City Council voted 5-4 in favor of the ordinance.

A law requiring Cheyenne residents to license their bicycles is now a thing of the past. The Cheyenne City Council voted 8 to 1 Monday night to remove the bicycle licensing requirement from the city code. The 1930s law was originally created to help Cheyenne Police recover stolen bicycles, but Chief Brian Kozak says advancements in technology had rendered the law useless...