Crime

Cunningham's five-year evasion ends with a dramatic U-Haul chase in Cheyenne.

The FBI has a most wanted list. So do most Wyoming law enforcement agencies. But that is online. It's not like they post those photos around town anymore.

Laramie Police are asking the community to help identify suspects in an East Bradley Street shooting. Multiple rounds were fired, but fortunately no one was hurt.

A person can earn more money in Philly, but they won't be able to keep it.

Green River just said no to license plate reader cameras. Cheyenne has 23 of them and logged over 243,000 plate reads in a single month.

“Imagine seeing your debit card charged for things you never bought—over $2,500 worth. That’s what happened right here in Cheyenne. Stick around for the details!”

There's a map out there that quietly holds the last known locations of people who never made it home — and it covers every corner of Wyoming.

While Wyoming is known for its wide-open spaces, some areas like Riverton highlight a different side of the state’s reality—a tough battle against crime.

Early Thursday morning in Cheyenne took a dramatic turn when a peaceful neighborhood was rattled by a shocking incident. You won't believe what happened next.

The courtroom saga continues as the trial of a local fire official and his wife faces yet another delay. Grab your coffee; this one’s shocking.

While Wyoming shines in safety rankings, certain pockets of the state tell a different tale. Get ready to unravel the complexities of crime in our communities.

With tools worth over $8,000 gone, this story turns from frustration to revelation. Sometimes, the footage reveals a lot more than just the crime itself.