December 23 Hometown Hero
Today’s hometown hero is Christopher Cody with the Natrona County Fire District. Christopher was recently promoted to Fire Engineer. Congratulations Engineer Cody on your promotion!
WY Airports Receive $15.1 Million in Funding
Wyoming’s 33 airports will receive $15.1 million in the first round of funding through the infrastructure package signed into law last month. The Casper/Natrona County International Airport will receive the second-largest share of the funding in Wyoming — $1.34 million. The airport anticipates receiving roughly that amount each year for the next five years.
State Senator Mike Gierau Discusses Water Committee
We spoke with State Senator Mike Gierau of the state select water committee about the February legislative session. One last question for you going back to water because, you know, for water to work, you know that the people that stay can work too. So, and you know, Representative Nyman, who I noticed on the […]
December 22 Hometown Hero
The Hometown Hero for December 22 is Heath Serres with the Natrona County Fire District. Heath was recently promoted to Fire Captain. Congratulations Captain Serres on your promotion!
Tragic Structure Fire in Natrona County
At approximately 1:34 a.m. this morning, the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office responded to a structure fire in the 3500 block of Sand Drift Circle. An adult male was found deceased inside the home. The fire is being investigated by the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office and the Natrona County Fire District. Identification of the adult male […]
Casper PD Investigating Domestic Violence and Home Fire Connection
The Casper Police Department is conducting an ongoing investigation into a domestic violence incident that ended in a burned down home. Around 7:30am on Tuesday morning, Casper Police responded to a disturbance at a residence located in the 900 block of South Poplar in Casper. Initial information provided to officers suggested there was a physical […]
Wolf Related Livestock Death reported in N CO
The first wolf related livestock death in 70 years was reported in northern Colorado. Colorado parks and wildlife officials said Tuesday they performed a necropsy and that wounds on the calf were consistent with wolf depredation.