Snowy Range Road

A man is dead following a head-on collision 15 miles west of Laramie Sunday afternoon. Wyoming Highway Patrol Lt. Mike Simmons says the victim was driving his pickup west on Highway 230 around 3:00 p.m., when he failed to negotiate a curve in the road and collided with an oncoming semi...

WYDOT crews broke through on WYO 130 this morning and the Snowy Range Road in southeast Wyoming is open for the season. Manpower and equipment focus moves west to WYO 70 which remains impassable with a mile and a half of deep snow to be cleared, equipment serviced and the path widened...

For the first time in a quarter century, WYO 130 remained open between Laramie and Saratoga until Dec. 7th. Wyoming Department of Transportation spokesman Ross Doman said limited visibility from high wind and snow forced the closure.

Just over two months have passed since a tragic accident that left four dead occurred on Wyoming Highway 130. Spring flooding and well above average snow pack levels caused dozens of problems across Wyoming roads and highways this year. Numerous land slides and road closures occurred over the Spring season and caused millions of dollars of damage.

Yesterday the city of Laramie experienced quite a scare as a pipe bomb was discovered in an abandoned car. The vehicle was a silver Subaru Forester that had been towed to Miner's Auto Service and Cowboy Towing. The car was abandoned on July 28th just north of WyColo in the Medicine Bow National Forest.

A temporary web camera is being used to monitor the temporary bridge on Snowy Range Road (Wyo 130) which was constructed after a flash flood washed out a section of the road, killing four members of a Colorado family. The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) had the camera installed as an added measure of safety during repairs.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation has completed a temporary single lane bridge over the section of road that washed out on WYO 130 July 19th. WYDOT posted on their website that WYO 130 reopened at approximately 4:15 PM this past Saturday. The washout killed 4 people and an emergency responder’s vehicle was also caught up in the torrential rains that washed away the victim's vehicle . Emerge

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is going to build a temporary single lane bridge over the section of road that washed out on Wyoming 130. The washout killed 4 people and also washed out an emergency responder's vehicle. Emergency responder John Zeiger and Alex Constantinides, father and husband to the four killed survived.