Anthony Pollreisz

The volunteer fire departments of Bar Nunn and Casper Mountain will hold a fundraiser this Sunday to help defray yearly expenses and to help fund the purchase of new equipment.

Rusty Dunham, the fire chief for the Bar Nunn Fire Department, says the event will take place in the Sears parking lot at the Eastridge Mall, 601 S

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With many passengers now experiencing longer flight delays and increased security checkpoint wait times, some airport officials say they’re already feeling the strain of sequestration.

On Tuesday, Federal Aviation Administration officials said that, starting next month, the agency will shut down over 170 control towers at small and medium-sized airports across the country

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Casper City Council authorized an agreement at its meeting Tuesday night to fund an asphalt repair project.

$390,000 will be put toward the repair of asphalt sections damaged by the city’s public utilities department during emergency water line repair and replacement events

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The oldest and most iconic trophy in professional sports will appear in Casper next month to help raise funds for an amateur hockey organization.

The over 120-year-old Stanley Cup will be the guest of honor at the Casper Amateur Hock

Casper City Council says it will further explore a plan to rebuild the city’s oldest outdoor swimming pool.

A $1.9 million proposal for Mike Sedar Pool was reviewed by council at its regular work session Tuesday night

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The Natrona County School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved its restructuring plan for Frontier Middle School at its meeting Monday night.

The district will implement the plan if the school fails to meet adequate yearly progress standards

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Casper City Council is inching closer toward its first vote on the possible repeal of the city’s controversial public indoor smoking ban.

At a work session last Friday morning, council discussed the cost of a special election if the ordinance were to be repealed and if supporters of the ban were able to collect enough signatures for a referendum

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Frigid temperatures failed to stop dozens of jumpers from taking a special plunge for charity Friday night.

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Wyoming Game and Fish will introduce new invasive species regulations for Wyoming watercraft operators in March.

Beth Bear, the Wyoming Game and Fish Aquatic Invasive Species coordinator, says the new regulations apply to all boaters.

"Motorboats, drift boats, kayaks - anything tha

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