Afternoon News Update

Officials have confirmed that Kelly Walsh High School was placed in lockdown Friday morning as part of a scheduled drill by the Casper Police Department. A Casper substance abuse recovery organization will receive $150,000 over three years for its new job training program.

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A decision by the Casper City Council Tuesday reflects a desire to try and keep alive the vision for a civic auditorium. Consultants working on a traffic study for the Blackmore road area on Casper's east side gave an update to city council on Tuesday.

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A 29-year old Montana man was killed in a two vehicle collision Tuesday evening west of Kemmerer. Casper Police enhanced patrols around schools showing improved driving by residents.

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Citizens for a civic auditorium will bring their current plans for a performing arts center back to Casper City Council today. Natrona County School District Supt. Dr. Joel Dvorak has announced that he will retire in next summer.

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Officials with Allegiant Air and Casper/Natrona County International Airport celebrated an important milestone on Friday. The Natrona County Sheriff's office says a wandering horse hair thief is still at large.

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An election issue from Colorado is raising some concerns in Wyoming. Election day voting in Natrona County was strong throughout.

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Casper residents have elected some new members for the city council.Local voters have rejected building a new library.

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A large number of absentee ballots have been counted in Natrona County in anticipation of a large voter turnout today. Wyoming resident will also be voting on three constitutional questions in today's general election.

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A Casper man now Admits he threatened another man a Casper Liquor store with a hand gun. Early voting will end at 5pm today.

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The Casper Police Department is continuing its investigation into a threat made against Natrona County High School. Mark Gordon was sworn in Thursday as Wyoming's new State Treasurer.

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