Kenyne Schlager

The Natrona County School District now has a site to construct the new North Casper Elementary School.

At its regular meeting Tuesday night, Casper City Council unanimously approved the sale of two city-owned lots to the Natrona County School District

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Casper residents may soon be able to keep honey bees and chickens on properties within city limits.

At its Tuesday work session, Casper City Council said it would further explore the ramifications of a proposed urban agriculture ordinance which would let city residents keep hens and common domestic honey bees on their properties

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City councilors in Casper say they’re making an enhanced commitment to public safety by approving funding for a new Casper Fire-EMS station and a new 911 telephone system.

Casper City Council unanimously approved the new $2

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Smokefree Natrona County says it will try to derail future attempts by Casper City Council to amend Casper’s current public indoor smoking ordinance.

Officials with the organization say they’ll try to sway council opi

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Casper City Council took its first of three steps toward significantly changing Casper’s public indoor smoking ordinance Tuesday night.

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Casper City Council discussed possible revisions to several sections of the city’s public indoor smoking ordinance at its regular work session Tuesday night.

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Casper mayor Kenyne Schlager, who supported the downtown conference center plan, says she believes council, in general, favors the construction of a conference center somewhere in Casper.

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Casper City Council approved changes to the city’s DUI ordinance at its regular meeting Tuesday night.

Officials say the revisions aim to bring certain city regulations in line with current state law

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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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