K2 Radio News: Flash Briefing For April 12th, 2017 – Evening
The Casper Police Department is sharply divided following the release of a survey in which sworn officers and department employees criticized the current leadership, Chief Jim Wetzel told reporters Wednesday morning.
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A Casper woman pleaded guilty to one count of exploiting an 89-year-old man — by stealing nearly $50,000 from him — during a change of plea hearing in Natrona County District Court on Tuesday.
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Eligible workers impacted by layoffs in Wyoming’s coal industry can receive up to $6,500 toward the cost of a retraining program thanks to a federal grant.
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A judge set an Aug. 7 trial date during a motion hearing Tuesday for a man accused of raping and attempting to murder a four-year-old girl in September.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Lottery Corp. has sent the state a check for more than $1 million as part of its quarterly transfer of profits from lottery games.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal investigators say they’ve found credible evidence that male supervisors and staff in the maintenance division at Yellowstone National Park created a work environment that included unwelcome and inappropriate comments and actions toward women.
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