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Today's riddle: What did one wall say to the other? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Caught on camera: Woman faces felony on suspicion of scratching car causing $6,400 damage (capcity.news) — Cheyenne police have charged a local woman with felony property destruction after a Subaru Forester was heavily scratched in a commercial parking lot on Evans Avenue, causing more than $6,400 in damage. Investigators used surveillance video, license plate readers, physical descriptions, and workplace records to identify a suspect, who denies driving the vehicle that day.
2. Cheyenne to consider adopting climate action plan next week; plan to unlock federal funding (capcity.news) — Cheyenne officials are moving toward adopting a new climate action plan that would guide how the city cuts emissions and competes for major federal grants. After committee approval, the plan heads to City Council next week and could influence everything from building efficiency and transportation to data center oversight and future updates to PlanCheyenne.
3. WNCC men's soccer team top Trinidad, tie Otero (ruralradio.com) — Laramie County Community College's men's soccer team will host Western Nebraska Community College in Cheyenne this Saturday, with the winner likely taking over first place in the conference. WNCC comes in after a 4–0 win over Trinidad State and a 1–1 draw with Otero, setting up a high-stakes showdown for regional standings.
4. Cheyenne attorney Mackenzie Williams recognized for pro bono legal services (capcity.news) — A Cheyenne-based deputy attorney general has been honored with the Wyoming State Bar's 2026 Pro Bono Award for his long-running work expanding access to justice. Recognized at the bar's annual meeting in Casper, he's credited with leading collaborative projects that improve Wyoming's legal system and make legal help more accessible to residents who need it most.
5. Cheyenne Welcomes the First Signs of Fall (yourwyominglink.com) — Cheyenne residents are leaning into the first hints of fall, from pulling out sweaters to savoring warm drinks before winter sets in. Downtown shops and cafes are refreshing displays, menus, and merchandise with cooler-weather clothing, décor, and autumn flavors as the Capital City settles into crisp mornings and colorful days outdoors.
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