Health Officials: Wear Masks as Natrona Schools Prepare to Open
Children are less likely to die from COVID-19, but the risk with them is that they can transmit the disease to their parents and other family members.
Politics
Casper City Council Approves Hiring Police Credentialing Firm
The Casper Police Department will pay $11,450 for the program.
Natrona County GOP to Fill Seat After Rep. Bunky Loucks Resigns
Precinct committee members from House District 59 will choose three persons from the applicants, and forward those names to the Natrona County commissioners.
Natrona School District Suit Against JUUL Goes to Another Court
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other federal and state agencies have been investigating the lung injuries caused by vaping.
Wyoming Business Council Ends Application Period for Relief Fund
The Interruption Fund is one of the three relief programs administered by the Business Council.
Democrats, Biden Look to Accelerate Southern Political Shift
They believe Biden can appeal to perhaps the nation’s most culturally conservative region.
Mississippi Could Drop Statewide Jim Crow Era Voting Process
It would simplify elections for governor and other statewide officials by erasing an Electoral College-type provision from Mississippi’s 1890 constitution.
At Mt. Rushmore, Pres. Trump Digs Deeper Into Nation's Divisions
His comments four months from Election Day amounted to a direct appeal to the political base, including many disaffected white votes, that carried him to the White House in 2016.
Sponsor FedEx Asks Redskins To Change Their Name
Majority owner Daniel Snyder has shown no indications he’ll change the name since buying the team in 1999.
Mills Wants $200,000 Federal Funds for Fiber Optic/COVID Relief
The fiber optic cable project must be completed by Dec. 31.