Walmart

Just imagine shopping, and out of nowhere, a man pulls out a weapon. The scene at the Cheyenne Walmart was intense, to say the least.

You have to hear how this shoplifting incident ties into a long history of thefts. It’s almost like a cautionary tale.

Picture this: a man returns to a place he’s been banned from, and it doesn’t end well. Here’s the unfolding story.

A hit-and-run at Walmart has the Cheyenne Police Department asking for your help.

There are a few select items that Walmart absolutely wants you to have your receipt before you even think about making a return or an exchange.

Picture a domestic disturbance that spiraled out of control—one man’s actions have now reshaped his future for years to come.

A familiar face in local crime news finds himself in hot water yet again. What led to this latest run-in with the law?

Shoplifting is on the rise — and retailers are taking a bold new approach to stop it. But not everyone’s on board.

A 50-year-old Cheyenne woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly committing burglary.

An investigation is underway after an inmate died while in custody at the Laramie County Detention Center late Saturday.

A 37-year-old Cheyenne man with an extensive criminal history is back behind bars after being picked up on a felony warrant.

Ever wondered when the best time to hit Walmart is? Spoiler alert: it’s all about avoiding those weekend crowds.