Anthony Pollreisz

Natrona County fire investigators say they've yet to determine an exact cause of last summer's Sheep Herder Hill Fire.

The fire scorched 15,556 acres atop Casper Mountain between Sept. 9 and Sept. 16 of 2012.

Fire inspector Dave Baker say

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Officials with the Casper Recreation Center say they’re preparing for the center's annual influx of individuals looking to accomplish New Year’s resolutions related to weight loss and living healthier lifestyles.

Jennifer Haines, the recre

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2012 was an extremely difficult wildfire year not only in central Wyoming, but statewide.

Multiple wildfires raged throughout the state last year, including the 15,500-acre Sheep Herder Hill Fire

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It could be an extremely difficult winter for wildlife in Wyoming.

On the heels of one of the driest summers on record, and with snowpack levels currently below average, officials with Wyoming Game and Fish say population levels could drop significantly after this winter for mule deer and other Wyoming wildlife

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The Wyoming Highway Patrol says an Ohio man is in custody after reportedly leading authorities on a 59-mile high-speed chase through Fremont County in a stolen pickup truck over the weekend.

Sgt. Steven Townsend says

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Officials at Casper-Natrona County International Airport say they’ve been contacted multiple times in recent weeks about a purportedly fraudulent pet shipment company that airport officials say is bilking each of its customers out of $1,500 or more.

Animal Airways Services claims it wi

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As the holiday season comes to a close, officials with Keep Casper Beautiful urge Casper, Mills and Evansville residents to dispose of their Christmas trees properly.

Keep Casper Beautiful officials say eight tree recycling locations have been set up acro

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The past couple of days have been busy for the Casper Public Services Department.

City officials say a dozen of the city’s 15 snow plows are attempting to clear inches of snow from major city streets and thoroughfares after a pair of lingering holiday snowstorms passed through most of central Wyoming earlier this week

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Gas prices throughout Wyoming continue to decline.

That’s the good news. The bad news? Don’t expect the decline to continue into January and February.

The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in Wyoming has dropped to $2

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It’s winter in Wyoming, and, with temperatures falling throughout the state, Wyoming residents can expect to see their heating bills rise in the coming months.

Officials with the Wyoming Department of Family Services say over 15,000 less-fortunate residents and seniors will apply for the state’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, or LIEAP, through February of 2013.

Heather Babbitt, a division

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