St. Patrick's Day

Green beer is a longtime tradition for St. Patrick's Day.

Casper has become a mecca of entertainment and cultural enrichment offerings; Healthy Natrona County reminds residents to practice safe, responsible drinking.

It's a day that so many look forward to as a fun party day. Of course, I am talking about St. Patrick's Day. However you decide to spend the Irish holiday, there's one traditional drink that almost everyone can agree is probably the most popular on March 17th. That drink would be Guinness. Unfortunately, if you plan on purchasing one or two or five pints of Guinness on St. Patrick's Day, you happen to be in one of the most expensive states for purchasing the drink.

No matter who you are or where you are, it's always a great time when March 17th rolls around to celebrate one of the biggest party days of the year. With the way things have gone over the past few years, it feels like we definitely need to cut loose ten fold for our St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Luckily (luck of the Irish...even I'm not Irish), we have plenty of things happening in and around Cheyenne to celebrate the day.

In preparation for this weekend's Saint Patrick's Day holiday celebrations, the Casper Police Department are urging residents to plan ahead before getting behind the wheel.

Statistics show in 2017, 37 percent of all motor vehicle crash fatalities involved drunk drivers during the St. Patrick's Day holiday period.

I would never lie to you about the things I love and hate to eat. Please don't judge me for not liking corned beef & cabbage. It's just not something that I personally enjoy. But there are a ton of people around the world who absolutely love it, and have personalized the recipe in some pretty unique ways.

I think we can all agree that DQ is the best possible place to get your ice cream fix on. Well, it is for me at least.

Count yourself lucky when you celebrate St. Patrick's Day with your friends and family at David Street Station!

Authorities aim to emphasize a zero-tolerance stance on impaired driving, as well as a commitment to seat belt enforcement.

The average blood alcohol content of those arrested was 0.23 percent.

During the 2016 St. Patrick's Day holiday, 60 vehicle fatalities were the results of drunk driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.