Health

With new legislation gaining traction, will rural seniors finally get the genetic support they need?

A troubling rise in newborn syphilis cases is raising alarms across the nation. What does this mean for our local communities?

If you've got turkey bacon in your fridge, it's time for a check-up—Kraft Heinz just issued a big recall you won't want to miss.

With a confirmed measles case in Natrona County, locals who visited the Banner emergency room might want to pay close attention. Here’s what you need to know.

🏥 The significant increase in outdoor activities, recreational accidents and highway travel during summer months brings a predictable surge of trauma cases to the state's only Level II Trauma Center.

🌾 Grown in Ralston, Wyoming, this farro (aka emmer) will be distributed statewide, complete with recipes and informational packaging to help neighbors explore and enjoy this nutritious whole grain.

A record 4.2 million Americans are expected to turn 65 this year – and nearly 75% want to remain home as they age, increasing the risk of medical complications and social isolation. Seniorly released a study on the Safest and Most Dangerous States for Aging in Place after analyzing data from the CDC, CMS, Census Bureau, and HUD. T...

The Natrona County School District put out a guide called Summer Sun to help families find free and low-cost activities and programs in the Casper-area that offer exceptional opportunities to keep students engaged, active, and having fun throughout the summer...

“Many things we commonly do during Wyoming’s warmer months can sometimes cause unpleasant stomach-related symptoms and occasionally serious illness,” says Courtney Tillman, epidemiologist with WDH. “We want Wyoming residents to safely enjoy their favorite summer activities.”

Natrona County's Court Diversion Program expands to Circuit Court, aiming to keep the community safe while offering a path to recovery instead of jail.

“The sharp increase in reports we started seeing in late 2024, which has continued through this year’s early months, is significant and is concerning.”

👩‍⚕️ The Wyoming Department of Health has reported the first human case of H5N1 avian influenza in the state, reassuring residents that the risk of transmission is minimal.