Carter Napier

In a Friday afternoon press conference, City Manager Carter Napier announced the resignation of the Casper Chief of Police, Keith McPheeters, who has been in police work for the past 33 years. "I really appreciated the work the Chief undertook and the heavy lift that it was to, with his team, bring CALEA standards into the organization and bring the department to a whole new level of professi

On Tuesday night, the Rotary Club of Casper presented a check of nearly $20,000 to go towards the construction of two new bus stop shelters in Casper.

At the Casper city council meeting on Tuesday, city manager Carter Napier said he has spoken with a group that hopes to build an indoor sports facility near the Ford Wyoming Center.

Earlier this week, Kelly Walsh High School students met with local leaders to discuss a wide variety of subjects and issues that are currently impacting Casper.

The council passed on first the changes to the municipal ordinance about "offenses against human decency."

The Casper City Council will further consider the proposed budget at a work session at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and can be viewed on the city's YouTube channel.

Casper police and city officials made their case Thursday night for a new building to house the city's law enforcement agency.

A sinkhole caused city officials to close part of McKinley street in Casper Friday afternoon. "Thank you Casper for quickly reporting this issue," City Manager Carter Napier said. The sinkhole was initially reported as a pothole. McKinley Street is currently closed between 15th and 16th Streets as of 1:10 p...

The new rates will affect those who are building and buying new houses, or changing the use of an existing building.

Casper City Council will hold an extended work session at City Hall, 200 N. David St., at 4:15 p.m. today to hear requests for funding from the proposed Optional One-Cent Sales Tax that is up for renewal in November. Forty-one governmental, civic organizations and nonprofits submitted proposals seeking money for their programs for public transportation, recreation, the arts, museums, social servic