Casper “Stuff The Van Toy Drive” Announces Dates, New Partners For Year 16
Time again for the 16th Annual Stuff The Van Toy Drive in Casper - with some new changes for this year.
Nelson Mandela Dies at Age 95
Longtime civil-rights leader and former president of South Africa Nelson Mandela died Thursday due to complications from a lung infection. He was 95 years old.
Casper Authorities Respond to Dognapping Concerns
Authorities are responding to an increased number of missing dog reports in the Casper area.
Councilors Approve Bid For New Golf Course Maintenance Building Construction
Casper City Council is moving forward with plans to replace the aging maintenance facility at the city-owned Casper Municipal Golf Course.
WYDOT Urges Preparedness During Winter Weather
Officials with the Wyoming Department of Transportation say motorists should be prepared for winter driving conditions over the next few days.
City of Casper Hires New Hogadon Ski Area Manager
Casper officials have hired a new manager for the city-owned Hogadon Ski Area.
Casper News
- ●Cheyenne Frontier Days Wins 15th PRCA Large Outdoor Rodeo Award
- ●Casper “Stuff The Van Toy Drive” Announces Dates, New Partners For Year 16
- ●Holiday Camp Will Be A Blast For Casper Kids
- ●Candle Light Christmas at Ft. Caspar Still a Go
- ●Get a Peek at “Lee Rex” at the Tate Museum Holiday Open House
- ●Nov. a Strong Month for Casper-Natrona County Intl. Airport
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Obama’s Fixer-upper Website Races To Catch Up
Dems, GOP Craft Backup For Stalled Defense Bill
Obama To Feds: Boost Renewable Power 20 Percent
Survey: Job Cuts Hold Steady in November
Second Trial of Casper Man Moved To Thermopolis
The second trial of a Casper man accused of shooting his wife to death after she fled to a neighbor's house is being moved to Thermopolis.
Wyoming Attorney General Appeals Ruling On Sex Crime...
The Wyoming Attorney General's Office is appealing a judge's ruling that circuit court proceedings concerning sex crimes don't have to be closed to the public.
Cheyenne Men Charged With Meth Possession
Federal prosecutors have charged two men with possession of methamphetamine following arrests in Cheyenne that federal agents claim yielded several pounds of the drug.
Federal Aviation Administration Seeking A $304,000...
The FAA says 19 flights out of Hays, Kan., in January 2011, were out of compliance with federal regulations.
Lawyer: NY Engineer Had ‘Daze’ Before Train Crash...
An attorney says a New York train engineer experienced a nod or "a daze" before his train derailed at a curve, killing four passengers.
LA Airport Shooting Suspect To Appear In Court
A man charged with a deadly rampage at Los Angeles International Airport last month that left a Transportation Security Administration officer dead and three others injured will make his first court appearance.
Slash Piles To Be Burned in Shoshone Nat’l Forest
Shoshone National Forest officials say skies could get a bit smoky east of the Wind River Range in the days and weeks ahead.
Wyoming Highway Patrol: No Thanksgiving Traffic Deaths
The Wyoming Highway Patrol says nobody was killed on Wyoming's roads and highways from Thanksgiving Day through the weekend.
Federal Court Dismisses Casper Man’s Child Porn Appea...
A federal appeals court for the second time has denied a Casper man's efforts to challenge his child pornography conviction.
Law Enforcement Warns Against Holiday Season Scams
The Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office says consumers should be particularly vigilant to avoid scams during the holiday shopping season.
Snow, Frigid Temperatures Spreading Across Wyoming
More snow is falling across Wyoming and an Arctic cold front could cause temperatures to plunge by 50 degrees or more in some spots.
Wyoming Game and Fish Seeks Hunter Ed Instructors
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking volunteers to teach hunter education classes.
NTSB: Train Going Too Fast Before Wreck
The National Transportation Safety Board says a train that derailed in New York City was traveling 82 mph as it approached a 30 mph zone.
Updated Healthcare.gov Gets Mixed Reviews
Consumers are reporting a mix of successes and failures as they try logging onto the updated healthcare.gov site.
Officials Light Menorah in Wyoming Capitol
Government officials lighted a menorah in the Wyoming Capitol on Monday, marking the sixth annual celebration there of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights.
Oregon Wolf Pack Approaches Limit For Kill Order
The latest livestock attack by Oregon's Snake River wolf pack puts it one bite away from a potential state kill order.
Republican Leaders Support Gov. Mead’s Budget
The Republican lawmakers said they agree with Mead's proposal to increase pay for state workers, many of whome haven't seen a raise since 2009.
Staying Cold With Snow Likely Through The Weekend
Muddy Mountain Road Set To Close
Wyoming Capitol Renovation Will Be Debated During Next Year’s Budge...
No Break From the Icy Cold Temperatures
Washakie Scholarship Applications Now Available
Energy Share of Wyoming Kicks Off 2013-2014 Season
Council Approves Purchase of Video Screens for Dispatch Center
Casper Authorities Respond to Dognapping Concerns
E-mail Banking Scam Warning Issued
Frigid Temperatures Continue