Special election

The city of Casper and Natrona County need to look for other sources of revenue after voters decided on Tuesday not to approve a special purpose tax to fund two infrastructure projects.

It's election day in Natrona County and some people may be unsure as to where they can go to vote.

On Tuesday, resident of Natrona County can vote in the special election to decide whether to implement a sixth cent tax to fund two infrastructure projects.

Four of the propositions were approved or defeated by a couple of percentage points or less.

New fire stations and a railroad overpass on Christensen Road are among several projects Laramie County residents will see in the coming years.

Cheyenne voters have decided to keep the city's government structure how it is.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says there are still a lot of unanswered questions about a proposal to have an appointed city administrator take over most day to day city decision making.

Casper voters will decide on Tuesday, Nov. 17 whether they want a limited or a total smoking ban in buildings accessed by the public, incoming City Manager V.H. McDonald and City Attorney Bill Luben said Thursday. At issue is the 2013 ordinance -- nicknamed Smoking Ban Light -- approved by Casper City Council that loosened the total smoking ban of a 2012 ordinance, nicknamed Smoking Ban Fully Lead

Cheyenne voters will decide whether or not to change the city's form of government during a special election on November 10. In an effort to make sure voters are well informed when they head to the polls, the Cheyenne League of Women Voters will hold a forum at 6:30 p...

A group looking to reverse changes to the city of Casper’s controversial public indoor smoking ordinance is on its way toward gathering the 2,460 signatures needed to force a special election in August. 287 people signed Keep Casper Smoke Free’s petition for a referendum on Friday during a rally at Conwell Park...