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Thanks to its Facebook followers, the Cheyenne Police Department says it has identified two women who were caught on camera stealing clothing from JCPenney.

The Cheyenne Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying two men who they say stole more than $10,000 worth of merchandise from a local jewelry store.

William Nicholson, 19, and Tayren Smith, 18, are charged with felony possession of a deadly weapon and misdemeanor reckless endangering with a firearm.

According to the post, the theft happened on Monday, April 8.

Two Cheyenne roommates are behind bars after police reportedly caught them with tens of thousands of dollars worth of stolen collectible coins and guns.

Earlier this year, Business Insider reported that Walmart was pulling some of their self-checkout lanes and bringing back more live cashiers.

The Casper Police Department reminds residents and visitors alike to not store firearms in their vehicles overnight.

Another fugitive on the Laramie County Sheriff's Office's "10 Most Wanted" list has been captured following a rooftop chase like the ones you see in the movies.

Prosecutors have filed a motion to detain defendant Steffan Kytonen.

She told police that even though the president of the crypto comapny was not a real person, she had developed real romantic feelings for them.

Crowley is presumed innocent until found guilty.

There have been a myriad of recent snow shovel thefts, but we, the Casper community, are searching for you now.