First responder
Photographer Mike Vanata happened across a small fire burning along Interstate 80 while driving to Laramie, and ended up being part of the effort to extinguish it.
Laramie
Photography: Pandemic portraits
During the time of COVID-19 a Laramie photographer set out to capture Wyomingites on their porches, stoops and doorways in a quest to find out how the pandemic has shaped their lives.
Anatomy of a protest: How a Laramie march became a movement
What began as a show of solidarity for protests over the death of George Floyd took on a life of its own — resulting in tense showdowns with armed counter-protesters, arrests and steps toward reform.
Week 17: The pandemic in Wyoming from July 5-10
The blitz of hourly news developments associated with COVID-19 makes it difficult to track where we’ve been and what’s changed. WyoFile’s weekly review connects the throughlines.
Sheriff dismissed fears about deputy saying citizen needs “professional help”
A controversial deputy’s sister raised concerns the deputy was behind a fake Facebook account. The sheriff said she was “difficult to listen to.”
