The Wyoming Tribune Eagle stopped publishing its arrest blotter on March 1. Only a few readers in Cheyenne, where the printed paper circulates, complained; which is a win in a small town.
It was a big step for a small publication trying to reform the way it covers crime. “Even though we’re the capital city, it’s still a really small town. There’s 65,000 people here,” crime and safety reporter Ivy Secrest said. “For our audience, it’s a novelty interest to see what was going on in town, what little crimes are being committed.”
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