Wyoming drops their first game.

In honor of September being National Suicide Prevention Month, the Natrona County Suicide Prevention Task Force hosted their 20th annual Breaking The Silence Suicide Prevention Walk.

Cowboy culture has changed significantly in the last century. The Cowboy Hall of Fame aims to preserve that way of life.

Mike Brelsford volunteered over 4300 hours at Banner Health in Casper and touched the lives of many. On September 15, the hospital honored him by naming the surgical waiting room after him.

A Greek festival, entering a drag racing competition and the Goo Goo Dolls highlight an exciting weekend ahead as 2023′s summer continues its departure.

This weekend in Casper a long-lost play is finally getting its return to the stage. “The Senator” is a fictional story based on the life and work of Senator Preston B. Plumb.

In July, a group of senators including John Barasso introduced the Wildland Firefighter Paycheck Protection Act. The motion will ensure the federal government provides funding to continue to recruit and retain wildland firefighters and provide pay increases. Senator Lummis has co-sponsored this movement, saying wildlife firefighters have dangerous jobs and the current pay rate is not enough to incentivise wildland firefighters to stay on the job.

Casper City Council is looking at ways they can possibly make a change at Casper-Natrona County International Airport in regards to minimum revenue guarantees.

Cynthia Lummis sent a letter to the U.S. Postal Service requesting the issuance of a postal stamp to recognize the life and legacy of former Wyoming resident James Cash Penney.

An injured black bear was spotted at Cheyenne's Clear Creek Park, but was safely captured and relocated to the Snowy Range Mountains.