winter weather

Roads are horrible, homes are drifted over and you should just stay home.

The use of fireplaces, heaters and furnaces increase the chances of fire in your home.

The story comes from Accu Weather, who shared a video of a 'determined' SUV that did everything in its (horse)power to help a semi truck get up an icy hill.

Have you ever been stuck between a rock and a hard place? Most of us have and, for those times, there is the Wyoming 4x4 Recovery Squad.

Early this morning, at about 1:00 a.m., a WHP trooper took a photo of their patrol car which was absolutely buried in snow.

You should always be prepared, but don't wait for the snow to begin

State officials have been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Farm Service Agency to determine losses.

Wind gusts to 60 mph are forecast, with higher gusts in excess of 70 mph possible for Outer Drive near Casper and Red Canyon near South Pass.

Dreaming of a White Christmas?

So far, this winter season has not been that bad here in Casper.

Casper Fire-EMS has offered some tips to heat our homes and, if we don't want to accidentally set our house or apartment on fire because we fell asleep watching Schitt's Creek and suddenly our electric heater torched our curtains, it's best that we pay attention.

Here are alternatives to using salt on those slick, nasty winter sidewalks