Casper City Council Approves New Parade Ordinance
Council will hear the proposed ordinance for second reading at its Oct. 15 meeting.
Free Speech
Supreme Court Rules Against Alaska Man in Free Speech Case
Bartlett was arrested in 2014 at Arctic Man.
Former Casper Councilman Hedquist Loses Appeals in Federal Court
A lawsuit by Craig Hedquist against former Casper Police Chief, now city councilman, Chris Walsh, is still pending before the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Federal Appeals Court Rules Wyoming Data Trespass Laws Violate First Amendment
The court has remanded the matter, meaning the lower court will reconsider it in light of the 10th Circuit's findings.
Wyoming Robocall Ban Violates First Amendment, Company Says
The plaintiffs say restricting automated telephone calls on the basis of their content are invalid and should be closely looked at by the courts.
Trespass, Constitutional Rights Lawsuit Moves Forward In Federal Court
A federal lawsuit is heading to trial after a judge ruled two new trespassing laws to thwart environmental research on open lands pose serious concerns about free speech and other constitutional issues.
Unlawful Contact Charge Dropped After City Hall Altercation
The dismissal of an unlawful contact citation came as a great relief to the man accused of hitting the wife of the Casper city manager during an altercation on Tuesday.
Fred Phelps, Founder of Westboro Baptist Church, Dead at 84
The Rev. Fred Phelps Sr., the founder of a Kansas church known for anti-gay protests and pickets at military funerals, has died. He was 84.