Casper Man Arrested for Murder Told Church About Crime
A Casper man arrested for second-degree murder on Friday allegedly announced to his church that he had committed the crime, according to authorities. Keep Reading | 597 words
Wyo Supreme Court: Swinger Can Seek Court Action To Determine Who Fathered Child
A man who claimed to have fathered a child while involved in an “open relationship” can seek court action to determine whether he is the child’s father, Wyoming’s Supreme Court ruled Friday. Keep Reading | 518 words
Wyoming Could Receive 47K Vaccine Doses in March
Wyoming is expected to receive 47,370 doses of the coronavirus vaccine next month, according to the Wyoming Department of Health. Keep Reading | 554 words
Wyoming Drought: Winter Storms Helping But Most of State in Severe Drought
Recent winter storms have had a positive impact on the snow-water content in sites measured around the state of Wyoming. Keep Reading | 538 words
Wyoming COVID Hospitalizations Drop to 20
In one week, Wyoming's coronavirus-related hospitalizations dropped again steadily, from 31 to 20. Keep Reading | 498 words
Teton County Search and Rescue Saves Eight Stranded Snowmobilers
Eight snowmobilers were saved this week by Teton County Search and Rescue after becoming lost on Beartooth Pass. Keep Reading | 538 words
Wyoming Couple Killed By Nebraska Police Also Stole Propane Tanks In Mills
A Casper woman and Evansville man who died as a result of a shootout with Nebraska law enforcement last weekend also stole more than $800 worth of propane tanks in Mills in the days leading up to their deaths, according to authorities. Keep Reading | 678 words
Barrasso: Trump Would Be Front-Runner If He Runs For President in 2024
Sen. John Barrasso said if former President Trump would run for re-election, he would "clearly be the frontrunner." Keep Reading | 495 words
WYGO Director: Second Amendment Preservation Act Is ‘Must Have’
WYGO Director Aaron Dorr said Biden has declared open season on gun owners and the Second Amendment, and SAPA is the “must-have” legislation for gun owners. Keep Reading | 645 words
Green River Man Changes Plea In Terroristic Threats Case
A Green River man changed his plea to guilty Wednesday afternoon for calling the Rock Springs Community Health Center and making death threats in January. Keep Reading | 909 words