Anthony Pollreisz

Officials at last week’s Natrona County Board of Health meeting said they were concerned about Casper City Council’s recent decision to revisit – and possibly amend or repeal – the city’s controversial public indoor smoking ban.

The ordinance was approved in June of

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School district officials say it’s likely the Natrona County School District's board of trustees will green light an optional dual-language immersion pilot curriculum if enough parents of kindergartners express interest in the concept

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Officials with the Casper-Natrona County Public Health Department say the number of flu cases in the Casper area is on the decline.

However, health officials also say that, despite the declining numbers, many area flu cases remain severe

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A representative with a Casper substance abuse recovery organization is requesting funding from Casper City Council to help get the organization out of the red.

12-24 Club director Heidi Foy requested $200,000 fro

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Officials with Smokefree Natrona County say they’re upset with Casper City Council’s recent decision to revisit the city’s controversial public indoor smoking ban.

Many business owners say they’ve been frustrated by the ban since it went into effect last S

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The majority of Casper City Council says it's in favor of either repealing or rewriting the city’s recently established public indoor smoking ban.

The ban was discussed for nearly an hour at Tuesday’s council work session.

Councilman Daniel Sandoval w

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Casper City Council unanimously approved the third reading of a taxable industrial development revenue bond ordinance at its Tuesday night meeting.

The $3.93 million bond will go toward additional renovations at the Parkway Plaza Hotel in Casper

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Officials with the Denver-based franchisee of Casper’s Golden Corral say they applaud the Wyoming Department of Health for work done in a state-issued report released last week regarding a Norovirus outbreak at the Casper restaurant late last year.

“We appreciate the work that went into the final report issued by the Wyoming Department of Health reg

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Changes could be coming to Frontier Middle School if the school fails again to meet standards set by the No Child Left Behind Act.

The Natrona County School District Board of Trustees discussed a restructuring plan for Frontier Middle School at its meeting Tuesday night. The plan will be implemented if

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With Casper City Council planning to revisit its five-month-old public indoor smoking ban, Smokefree Natrona County says, in the coming weeks, it will watch the actions of council closely.

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