Structure fire

Investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a Friday night fire in south Cheyenne.

Casper Fire-EMS credits functioning smoke alarms connected to a third-party security system for their prompt notification to firefighters - because of this, firefighters were able to quickly locate and extinguish the small amount of fire with minimal damage and disruption to homeowners.

"Unfortunately, 2 goats, 4 ducks and 16 chickens were lost due to the fire," the NCFD wrote. "One civilian was evaluated and released by ambulance personnel on scene for minor injuries.

A Casper family were displaced on Monday afternoon after their house caught fire, and now they're looking for their missing dog.

In an unrelated matter, a burned car was found on a downtown street on Friday.

Firefighters from Mills, Casper, Bar Nunn, and Natrona County responded to a structure fire on Sunday.

The fire and smoke were limited so the residents were not displaced.

Three cats and two birds died in a Saturday house fire in Cheyenne, according to Cheyenne Fire Rescue.

A Cheyenne resident was found unconscious after Cheyenne Fire Rescue says "a carelessly left pan with burning food on the stove" sparked a fire in their apartment.

Yesterday evening, shortly after 9:00 PM, there was a structure fire reported at the 1400 block of S. Forest Drive, according to a press release from the Casper Fire-EMS. The release said that an electrical panel in the home appeared to be malfunctioning, producing heat, sparks, and light smoke...