Casper Officials Lambaste Legislature Over Budget, Harmful Bills
In July, the Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility recently began accepting fiberglass wind turbine blades that are being replaced.
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101-Year-Old Marine Without Family to be Buried, Honored Friday
Little is known about Ray Barela's service or life, but 99% of Marines during World War II were in the South Pacific.
Scores of Wyoming Places Log Temps in the Minus Teens to Minus 36
The National Weather Service in Riverton thanked its sources with their equipment and exposures.
Casper Council Approves Liquor License Renewals -- With a Warning
The agenda for the meeting reported on 13 liquor license dealers that failed compliance checks by the police department.
Casper Municipal Court Cancels Cases This Week
Casper Municipal Court cases will be rescheduled as soon as possible.
Brother of Man Killed by Casper Police Explains His Lawsuit
A joint investigation by the Natrona County District Attorney's Office and Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation cleared the officers of wrongdoing.
Mills Women Charged With Child Abuse/Endangerment, Drug Crimes
There are no other potential suspects at this time.
Legislators Propose Draft Shield Law Bill to Protect Journalists
A nonbudget bill during a Legislature budget session needs two-thirds approval by both the House and the Senate to be introduced for consideration.
University of Wyoming May Now Revoke Honorary Degrees
Misrepresenting or undermining accomplishments cited as the basis for the honorary degree may result in revocation.
Wyoming Winter Storm Closes Roads, Prompts Black Ice Warnings
The winter storm will continue to heavily impact western Wyoming.