Casper News

A retired cop turned therapist is heading to Las Vegas to represent Wyoming, and her story is one of the most powerful ones you'll hear this year.

Not registered yet? You can still show up on August 18 and register right at your polling place in Natrona County.

City workers are heading to Stuckenhoffs later this month to clean up debris that drifted over from the adjacent landfill, and the whole range shuts down while they work.

Dirty Jobs host Mike Rowe is coming to Casper College on August 19th, and the conversation goes way beyond television.

Dry summers in Casper make it tempting to leave food out for struggling wildlife. The city says don't do it, and there's a real reason behind that rule.

Before the first school bell rings on August 31, a lot of Natrona County kids will already have weeks of practice under their belts.

Barnes & Noble has been quietly making a comeback across the country, and Casper just became part of that story with only the second location in all of Wyoming.

It's not every day a role like this opens up — the kind where you're walking alongside local businesses, nonprofits, and community partners all at once.

Eleven years is a long time to lead anything. Greg Dixson spent his at Hilltop Bank building branches, expanding markets, and leaving the place bigger than he found it.

David Street Station, live music, food trucks, and a chance to meet the K9 unit — National Night Out in Casper is shaping up to be a pretty solid Tuesday evening.

The new face running wildlife management for the Casper region got his start not in the field, but in a sheriff's department — and that background seems to be exactly what the job called for.

Tater Nation showed up again this summer, and the people making that possible range from host families to laundry workers — more moving parts than most fans ever see.