Articles by Kevin Koile

This story first appeared on KTVQ. One Northern Cheyenne tribal teen is dead and another injured after being involved in a vehicle crash on the Crow Indian Reservation. According to family members and tribal police,

It’s a health condition that happens once every 40 seconds in the US, and healthcare professionals in Sheridan are providing information to people on how to avoid it, without having the people get out of

The downward trend of unemployment numbers continue not just statewide in Wyoming, but in Sheridan and Johnson Counties as well. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says state-wide seasonally adjusted unemployment numbers, dropped from 3.4%

The Sheridan boys are 4A State Runners-Up, while the girls are the 4A consolation champs. Here are the final standings for the 2022 Wyoming High School 4A Soccer season. Team get 3 points for a

More than 100 horses marched down 5th Street in Sheridan, as part of the annual Eatons’ Ranch horse drive, as they were moved from their winter pasture to the summer one.

Any Wyoming motorist that wants a custom designed license plate will have to wait for some time. WYDOT says due to a nationwide shortage of aluminum, orders for all prestige and novelty plates have temporarily

The weather wasn’t the best, but the competition was. Team Scores: The Sheridan boys repeat as 4A state champs with 134.5 points. Cheyenne Central was 2nd with 99.5. The Tongue River boys win their first

Both the Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs seek their 2nd state soccer title in school history. The boys last won it all in 2011, and the girls in 1993. 4A Boys: Thursday, May 19: All

Since 4A golf doesn’t do a conference meet the week before the state meet in the fall season, the teams have it at the end of the spring season instead. Sheridan hosted and won both

High school soccer is a spring sport, but one Sheridan High School player is ready to play next fall. Ellie Williams has signed her letter of intent to play at Laramie County Community College in

Depending on the amount of traffic and which way they’re going, motorists could now have an easier time getting through one of Sheridan’s busier intersections. At around noon on Wednesday (May 18th), the traffic light

This weekend will be the final run for a number of Sheridan High School Track and Field seniors, and another one will run again at the college level. Nathan Fitzpatrick has signed his letter of

The Wyoming High School outdoor track and field season ends this weekend, and one Sheridan Bronc thrower is ready to continue at the college level. Senior Matthew Ingalls has signed his Letter of Intent (LOI)