This log may not reflect all arrests for this time period.

For example, police will not release any information about juvenile arrests. State law prohibits any official from identifying a person accused of a sex crime until the defendant is arraigned in district court.

Everyone listed here is assumed innocent unless proven or pleading guilty.

The charges listed here are what the arresting agency has recommended to the Natrona County District Attorney's Office. However, formal charges filed by prosecutors may differ from the recommended charges listed here.
Here is a list of arrested people and their charges as they are written in the Natrona County Sheriff's arrest log.

Cortney Reeb, 46, Criminal Warrant.

Clinton Sample, 56, DUI Alcohol = TP> .08% - 4th + W/IN 1, Driving while Lic Cancelled, suspended, OR.

Bryan Kunze, 49, Serve Jail Time.

Benjamin Costalez, 40, Domestic Assault- 1st Offense.

Jeffery Lane, 37, Interfere W/Peace Officer, Possess Contr Subst- Powder or Cryst, Use Contr Subst - SCH I, II, or III, Possess Contr Subst- Plant - 3oz or LE.

Christine Collar, 40, Interfere W/Peace Officer, Possess Contr Subst- Powder or Cryst, SCH I, II, or III, Flee or Attempt to elude Police, Reckless Driving, Drive while Lic cancelled, suspended, OR.

Joshua Roberts, 47, Criminal Entry.

Waugh Jarrard, 68, Public Intoxication.

Grabien Lopez, 20, Under 21- Possess Alcohol, Aggr Assault & Battery, Reckless Driving, Breach of Peace, Compulsory Auto Insur - 1st Offense

Jordon Doyle, 22, DWUI (1st Offense or 2nd Offense Within)

Jesse Garriot, 47, Domestic Battery- 1st Offense.

Ashley Sorrels, 39, County Warrant/Hold for Agency.

Belizario Dominguez-Gazga, 40, Public Intoxication Prohibited, Immigration Hold.

Johnny Algeria, 57, Fail to Comply.

Jessie Sicocan, 30, County Warrant/Hold for Agency.

Carlos Iparraguirre, 48, Public Intoxication Prohibited.

Anton Wenger, 23, Marijuana-Possession, Drivers Lic-Valid & Endorsements RE, Insurance Violation-No Insurance.

The Northern Lights Glowed Above Casper

Nov. 11, 2025. Readers shared their photos from a magical night.

Super-Powered Christmas Parade Shines in Downtown Casper

December 6, 2025: 🛷 🎄 Every December, as dusk settles over downtown Casper, the streets come alive with a warmth that has little to do with the temperature. Families bundle in blankets and gather along the sidewalks, cheeks rosy, hands wrapped around steaming cups of cocoa. Then—just as the first stars appear—the lights begin to glow.

This year’s Casper Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade brings an extra spark of excitement with its joyful super-hero theme. Floats trimmed in twinkling lights roll down the street transformed into scenes of caped crusaders, glittering comic-book skylines, and hometown heroes brought to life. Kids point excitedly as familiar characters wave from atop decorated trailers, and adults can’t help but smile at the playful creativity woven into every detail.

Locals play spirited versions of holiday classics, their music echoing between buildings as volunteers dressed as heroes of all kinds—real and fictional—work the crowd with high-fives and holiday cheer. Dogs adorned with bells walk proudly, and families cheer as firefighters, nurses, teachers, and other “everyday heroes” join the procession, reminding everyone of the heart behind the theme.

But the magic peaks, as always, when Santa’s sleigh rounds the corner. Children squeal, parents laugh, and the whole city seems to glow. Thanks to the Casper Chamber of Commerce, downtown feels less like a place and more like a united, joyful community—celebrating the season, celebrating one another, and believing, if only for an evening, that a little bit of superpower lives in all of us. 🦸‍♀️ 💥 ❤️

Gallery Credit: Kolby Fedore

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