Grass Fire

Grass fire burns hundreds of acres west of Douglas

A large fire has destroyed several buildings near Mills

About 35 acres of the Casper Mountain foothills have a new shade of black to them. According to Casper Fire E.M.S., at around 4pm someone playing with a model rocket caused a medium sized grass fire on the southeast side of Casper. The fire started in a large field just south of the intersection of Beverly and 24th Streets...

A grass fire in South-East Casper burned 25 acres before being contained by Casper Fire-EMS and units from Natrona County and the BLM. As of 5:45, Friday afternoon, the fire is reported as "contained." Click here for the official statement from Casper Fire-EMS View Larger Map

Fire crews responded to a grass-fire east of Casper call shortly after noon today (Monday).

Firefighters from the Natrona County Fire District were busy with four fires on the Fourth of July, three of them likely started by fireworks.

Fire crews from Casper, Mills and the Natrona Fire District responded to a grass fire on the northwest side of Casper Sunday night. The Natrona County Sheriff's Department was also at the scene.

Natrona County and Mills Fire Departments responded to a grass fire west of Casper Tuesday evening. It was determined by officials that it was started by fireworks.