mask mandate

UW’s Board of Trustees approved a fall semester plan that requires masks indoors through at least September 20

Those planning to fly in and out of Cheyenne will still have to mask up when Wyoming lifts its statewide face covering order next week.

A new survey from the University of Wyoming's Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center has found that while indoors, mask wearing throughout Wyoming is on the rise.

'My night shift is getting hit the hardest. They only get two hours right now, when they’re used to a six-hour shift. And now, if we close at 10 p.m., they’re working from like, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., and they’re not going to make any money.'

Zimmerman added that any reasonable physician in the same situation would make the same decision.

The Laramie County Sheriff's Office says reports that deputies are pulling people over for not wearing face masks simply aren't true.

In an email, WDH spokeswoman Kim Deti said state health officer Dr. Alexia Harrist approved the order.

Currently, Albany, Laramie and Teton Counties require mask usage in public places along with the Wind River Reservation.

The University of Wyoming is in support of the mask order that goes into effect on Friday, November 6 in Albany County. Issued by Albany County Health Officer Dr. Jean Allais and approved by Dr. Alexia Harrist, this order is in response to a significant increase in COVID-19 cases in the county...

Laramie County voters won't be required to wear masks at the polls tomorrow, Nov. 3, despite a mask mandate that went into effect today.

Masks will be required in Laramie County beginning Monday, Nov. 2, the Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Department announced Friday.