Accident on US 20/26 Sends Two to Hospital [PHOTOS]
Authorities in Casper say two people have been hospitalized after an apparent accident involving a pickup and a semi hauling livestock.
Casper Fire-EMS Successfully Rescues Woman on North Platte Ice
Officials with Casper Fire-EMS say emergency personnel successfully rescued an unidentified woman stranded on a North Platte River ice shelf late Wednesday night.
Wyoming Governor, Others Sued Over Gay Marriage
Four gay couples and a gay rights advocacy group have sued Gov. Matt Mead and other officials in an attempt to get Wyoming to recognize gay marriage.
Budget Bill Signed By Governor Matt Mead
Gov. Matt Mead has signed the $3.3-billion budget bill that will cover state funding for the coming two years.
University of Wyoming Guest Scholar Urges Diplomacy for Ukraine Crisis
"My sense is that everybody needs to sit down and talk through it," says Mark Wall, guest UW scholar.
Council Approves $100,000 First Street Design Contract
The over $100,000 contract approved by city councilors on Tuesday will act as a catalyst for a $1.6 million long-term improvement plan.
Casper News
- ●Accident on US 20/26 Sends Two to Hospital [PHOTOS]
- ●Casper Fire-EMS Successfully Rescues Woman on North Platte Ice
- ●University of Wyoming Guest Scholar Urges Diplomacy for Ukraine Crisis
- ●New Bleachers Approved for Casper Speedway
- ●Issac Enokson Sentenced For Child Sex Crimes
- ●Cameron Ahadi Sentenced For Burlgary
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Senate Confirms Department Director Despite Legal Questions
The state Senate has confirmed the director of the state Department of Education despite the legal uncertainty surrounding the job
Supreme Court Rules on Y-Cross Ranch
The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled in a case involving the contested sale of ranch land donated to The University of Wyoming and Colorado State University.
Wyoming Snowpack Above Normal
Wyoming's snowpack remains well above normal this winter.
Biodiversity Conservation Alliance Disbands
One of Wyoming's most outspoken environmental groups is disbanding.
Special Session Bill Dies in Wyoming Legislature
A bill that would allow for a special legislative session to deal with fallout from the recent state Supreme Court decision in the superintendent of public instruction case has died in the state House
Man Sentenced in Wind River Murder
A Northern Arapahoe man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for a June slaying on the Wind River Reservation.
Tank Fire and Explosion Reported Near Gillette
The blast shook buildings and a plume of black smoke rose as onlookers gathered nearby.
Attorney: Guard Slaying Not Intentional
A defense lawyer says his client didn't intend for a Scotts Bluff County jail guard to be killed or seriously injured in an attack by another teen inmate.
House Passes Suicide Prevention Legislation
The state House has passed a bill that would require suicide prevention education for teachers and school administrators.
Few Army Women Want Combat Jobs
Preliminary results from a survey of the Army's nearly 170,000 women show that only a small fraction of them would like to move into one of the newly opening combat jobs.
Some Pronghorn Wintering on Elk Refuge
Several pronghorn that didn't migrate out of Jackson Hole last fall are toughing out winter on the National Elk Refuge.
Executive Optimistic About Coal-to-Liquids Plant Loan
An official with a company developing a facility to turn coal into gasoline and other fuels near Medicine Bow says he's once again optimistic the project could get a federal loan.
Trial in Cold-Case Murder Postponed Until April
A judge in Cheyenne has again postponed trial for a woman accused of killing her husband and dumping his body in a mine in southeast Wyoming the mid-1970s.
Legislative Panel Endorses Hathaway Increase
The House Education Committee has endorsed two bills that would raise the Hathaway Scholarship award and allow Hathaway money to pay for summer classes.
Anglers Rescued from Breakaway Ice Floe
Authorities say they rescued six anglers from an ice floe that broke away from the shore of Flaming Gorge Reservoir.
Wyoming Legislature Defeats “Katie’s Law” Legislation...
The Wyoming Senate has shot down a bill that would have required DNA testing of people charged with a felony.
John Mellencamp Rounds Out Frontier Days Night Shows
John Mellencamp will play at Cheyenne Frontier Days for the first time this summer.
Rain And Snow Move Into Wyoming Through Friday
US Marshals Service Seeking Casper Fugitive
Casper City Council Approves New Wastewater Centrifuge Funds
Thankful Thursdays Kicks Off This Week Supporting The MS Society
Council Approves $100,000 First Street Design Contract
Robert Simpson Faces Fraud Charges
Hedquist Files Counter Claim, Alleges Patterson Held Secret Meetings
Veteran Job Fair Scheduled In Casper For March 26th
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Registration Opens for The Wyoming Main Street Program Workshop