Anthony Pollreisz

Evening classes and events at Casper College have been canceled.

Officials at the school on Tuesday afternoon made the decision to cancel all classes and events scheduled for 4:00 p.m. and later

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Officials with Casper Leisure Services are asking Casper City Council for funds to replace a Casper Municipal Golf Course maintenance facility that has fallen into disrepair.

Council members toured the roughly 60-year-old facility at the golf course during a work session Monday afternoon

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Casper City Council listened to a funding request from Casper Fire-EMS officials Monday afternoon for the purchase of a new aerial fire truck.

Casper Fire-EMS is asking for roughly $1.5 million from the city’s optional one-cent fund to be put toward the purchase of the new vehicle

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The National Weather Service has issued another winter storm warning through Wednesday for Casper and much of central and southeastern Wyoming.

With the expected additional snowfall, the city of Casper’s public services department expects to keep many of its city-employed snow plow operators busy.

Jared Winzen-Ried, a plow operato

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Casper residents will have an opportunity to address city council members about proposed revisions to a controversial public indoor smoking ordinance prior to a possible amendment vote next week.

Peter Meyers, the city of

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Authorities say a man is dead after falling from the roof of a trailer Wednesday morning.

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Inclement weather forced city of Casper officials to postpone a Casper City Council work session scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.

The meeting was scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Casper City Council meeting room

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March was another strong month for Casper-Natrona County International Airport.

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The Natrona County School District will go forward with an optional dual-language immersion pilot program slated to be implemented next school year.

The amended curriculum approved Monday night would utilize two class sections of 22 kindergarten students at Paradise Valley Elementary School

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Class sizes will be getting bigger in Natrona County elementary schools.

At its regular meeting Monday night, the Natrona County School District Board of Trustees approved a recommendation to increase K through 3 student-teacher ratios to 18-to-1

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