Wyoming is up to 84 confirmed cases of COVID-19 (the number went up just after the recording of this video). Our state received an "F" grade for social distancing in a national study, but we can examine this information both to see what the numbers really mean and how we can keep improving. …
On Friday, March 27, 2020, Wyoming's governor decided to extend the state's health orders that are keeping schools closed to students and certain businesses shut down or limited until at least April 17, two weeks more than originally announced. The federal government passed a $2.2 trillion s…
Wyoming's COVID-19 case count has reached over 50, so it's important to listen to warnings to stay home to stop the spread. Listen to health professionals and scientists for their predictions and recommendations, and remember that the ultimate goal is saving lives.
On March 25, 2020, Gov. Mark Gordon asked all Wyoming residents to stay at home to avoid the spread of coronavirus and only go out in public when "absolutely necessary." This comes the day after Sweetwater County had its first confirmed case. On Wednesday, confirmed cases reached 47. The Cas…
On March 29, 2020, Wyoming's COVID-19 tally has increased to 87 confirmed cases and 20 patients who have completely recovered. The Wyoming Department of Health said test results are now being delivered within 48 hours and that tests that come from the Department of Health are provided free o…
CHEYENNE — The COVID-19 pandemic might have extended the income tax filing deadline, but the deadline for Wyoming to tap federal money for career and technical education is set in stone.
GILLETTE — With schools closed because of the coronavirus, parents are working overtime to keep their children from ransacking the house. Luckily, the outdoors aren't off limits. Biking and walking through neighborhoods is safe and a nice way to change the scenery.
CHEYENNE - The Wyoming Board of Medicine is temporarily streamlining procedures for licensing health care professionals amid the COVID-19 pandemic and extending licensure expirations.
CHEYENNE — As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to rise in Wyoming, the state’s prisons and jails have changed their operations in precautionary steps to avoid spread of the virus.
On Friday, March 27, 2020, Wyoming's governor decided to extend the state's health orders that are keeping schools closed to students and certain businesses shut down or limited until at least April 17, two weeks more than originally announced. The federal government passed a $2.2 trillion s…
This Coronavirus tracker is based on data collected by The COVID Tracking Project.
