I joined Townsquare Media in June of 2015. My previous experience includes nearly 20 years in television broadcasting, the last seven of which I spent at KGWN-Television in Cheyenne, Wyoming. A Wyoming native, I graduated from Lingle-Fort Laramie High School in 1994. I was recruited to play basketball for Bethel College in Saint Paul, Minnesota. During my playing time at BC, the Royals made two National Tournament appearances, including a trip to the Elite Eight in 1996. I graduated from Bethel in May of 1997, with degrees in Media Communication and Speech Communication and minors in Art and Mass Communication. One of my passions is photography. In fact, I was awarded an Emmy by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Heartland Chapter in July of 2015 and have received seven Wyoming Association of Broadcasters Awards, including four for Best Photography.
Joy Greenwald
Wyoming Man Killed in Rollover Near Glendo
A 38-year-old Wyoming man is dead after rolling his pickup near Glendo late Saturday night.
Gov. Extends Orders, Directs 14-Day Quarantine for Visitors
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon on Friday extended a shutdown of schools and businesses through April to contain the coronavirus.
Sheridan Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Child Porn Charges
A Sheridan woman charged with receipt of child pornography, distribution of child pornography and two counts of production of child pornography has pleaded not guilty.
Rain, Snow Likely in Southeast Wyoming Mid to Late Week
Some portions of southeast Wyoming could see accumulating snowfall later this week, as a strong cold front sweeps across the area.
Two More F.E. Warren Airmen Test Positive for Coronavirus
Two more airmen assigned to F.E. Warren Air Force Base have tested positive for the coronavirus, the base said Monday evening.
Despite Rumors, Still No COVID-19 Cases in Laramie County Jail
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office says a post circulating on Facebook claiming the jail had its first case of COVID-19 is erroneous.
Wyoming State Health Officer: ‘Stay Home’
State health officer Dr. Alexia Harrist has a message for Wyomingites: stay home.
‘This Isn’t Going to Be Over in Two Weeks,’ Gordon Says of Virus
Gov. Mark Gordon says it's "absolutely critical" citizens practice social distancing and stay home if they're sick.