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According to the release, students who have earned over 700 degrees during the 2022-2023 school year will be recognized at the ceremony.

Brutally cold temperatures and poor travel conditions are expected to continue through Monday.

Students are encouraged to check Canvas for class-related announcements. Updates will be available on lccc.wy.edu or LCCC's social media.

It's always great to see local talent move on to the next level when it comes to athletics. Laramie County Community College saw two players from the men's basketball program do just that this week.

A Laramie County deputy who survived a deadly shootout in northeast Cheyenne earlier this month is "doing good," according to sheriff's spokesman Brandon Warner.

Sheriff Danny Glick wrote a strongly worded Facebook reply Wednesday night to a comment regarding a deputy who survived a deadly shootout in northeast Cheyenne Saturday afternoon.

The Laramie County Sheriff's Office has identified the suspect killed in Saturday afternoon's officer-involved shooting in northeast Cheyenne.

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service says Cheyenne could get 8 inches or more of snow.

Winter conditions have forced the closure of hundreds of miles of Interstate 80 in southeast Wyoming, causing many places around Cheyenne to close.

"Our state and our country have lost an exceptional leader and a great man," said Schaffer.

Laramie County Community College is planning to fully reopen in the fall as COVID-19 cases slow and vaccines ramp up.

With the start of the spring semester, Laramie County Community College is offering two courses for their Outreach and Workforce Development Leadership. The courses are as follows: Computer Application Classes: The computer application courses are offered virtually, and can be used to gain experience in various Microsoft applications ... Read More ...