Special Olympics Wyoming

Be Bold and Go for the Cold! Join the Special Olympics Wyoming for a Jackalope Jump, this April 1st!

Cheyenne area law enforcement agencies are gearing up for their annual Fire Truck Pull, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Wyoming athletes.

Cheyenne-area law enforcement agencies are gearing up for their annual Fire Truck Pull, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Wyoming athletes.

Wyoming will be represented by two incredible athletes during the Special Olympics World Winter Games, which will be held in Kazan Russia on January 22-25.

Local law enforcement officers teamed up with cadets from F.E. Warren Air Force Base Thursday morning to run the Special Olympics Wyoming “Flame of Hope” through Cheyenne.

Saturday, April 17th, the Cheyenne Jackalope Jump fundraiser is happening in Lions Park! The event will benefit Special Olympics Wyoming athletes throughout the entire state.

To date, more than $75,000 has been raised

Starting tomorrow, May 15, and running through July 15, state law enforcement agencies will be hosting a virtual torch run to benefit Special Olympics Wyoming.

The Special Olympics "Flame of Hope" will make its way through Cheyenne Thursday morning before arriving in Laramie for this year's Summer Games.

Check out the photos below and let us know, would you brave the cold to help out the Special Olympics?

Riverton runner Sara Dockham, Pinedale triathlete Melanie Holmes, and Casper powerlifter Ralph Slattery will represent the Cowboy State in Abu Dhabi and Dubai next month at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games.

Tuesday night brought lots of festive lights and big bucks as it was time for the annual 29th Annual Festival of Trees benefiting Special Olympics. Hundreds of people attended this year's event at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds Industrial Building...