Dale Killingbeck
Killingbeck is glad to be back in journalism after working for 18 years in corporate communications with a health system in northern Michigan. He spent the previous 16 years working for newspapers in western Michigan in various roles.
Latest from Dale Killingbeck
'I Will Shoot You In The Head': Evanston Man Posts Video Threat To Kill Neighbors
A 62-year-old Evanston man faces felony charges after posting a video online threatening to shoot and kill his neighbors over a property dispute. Wearing a cowboy hat, he leans into the camera and says, “I will (expletive) shoot you in the head."
Dale KillingbeckFebruary 03, 2026
Sheriff To Run 100-Mile Ultramarathon To Help Fund Department, Says Tax Cuts Hurt
Carbon County Sheriff Alex Bakken will run a 100-mile ultramarathon this spring to raise money to buy communications gear for his department. He said property tax reductions, without any alternative funding, make things difficult for rural counties.
Dale KillingbeckFebruary 01, 2026
Wyoming History: 5 Men Blew Up In 1918 Nitro Explosions, Changed Worker's Comp Law
In 1918, five men working for the Independent Torpedo Co. were killed in three Wyoming nitroglycerin blasts just weeks apart. Their deaths helped lead to changes in the state's worker's compensation law.
Dale KillingbeckJanuary 31, 2026
Rancher, Other Good Samaritans Rescue 14 Starving Horses In Goshen County
When 83-year-old Goshen County rancher Gary Hubert first saw the condition of 14 starving horses, he went to the sheriff. He then supplied 25 1,2000-pound bales of hay himself before others stepped up. The man who allegedly abandoned the horses is awaiting trial.
Dale KillingbeckJanuary 31, 2026
Casper Man Faces Charges for December Stabbing, Dragging of Ex-Girlfriend
A 41-year-old Casper man faces a potential life sentence on charges related to the Dec. 18 stabbing of his ex-girlfriend in an apartment complex hallway. Police say he dragged her by her hair before stabbing her.
Dale KillingbeckJanuary 30, 2026
Judge Orders Wyoming Rep. Allemand To Submit To Alcohol Testing During Session
A Buffalo Circuit Court judge Wednesday found that continued random alcohol testing was appropriate for State Rep. Bill Allemand despite his request that it be suspended during the budget session.
Dale KillingbeckJanuary 28, 2026
