Wyoming’s delegation unified in demanding deep cuts as debt ceiling deadline looms By Wyofile|2 days ago
City of Casper issues office location, other details ahead of temporary City Hall move By Oil City Staff|3 days ago
Casper City Council endorses utility billing and water meter fee changes By Rhonda Schulte|3 days ago
Ford Wyoming Center subsidy is ~$1.11M in FY24 proposed City of Casper budget By Rhonda Schulte|3 days ago
Casper Aquatic Center roof project going forward this summer with funding plan changes By Rhonda Schulte|4 days ago
Casper City Council rejects $536K bid with proposed housing development for city land at Robertson, Trevett By Rhonda Schulte|4 days ago
(VIDEO) Changes force Casper city officials to reconsider how to fund aquatic center roof deck repair Financial changes to the project have increased the estimated $1.86 million cost to $2.42 million. By Rhonda Schulte|4 days ago
In Wednesday budget talks, Casper City Council to consider new utility bill and water meter fees By implementing an updated fee schedule, city staff predict $230,000 more in annual revenue. By Rhonda Schulte|4 days ago
(VIDEO) Tune in as Casper City Council talks ~$184M proposed budget Tuesday The Casper City Council will discuss the city’s proposed budget during a work session at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, By Rhonda Schulte|5 days ago
At FY24 budget session, City of Casper manager explains proposed ~$30M expense increase A roughly $197 million City of Casper proposed fiscal year 2024 expense budget is significantly higher than the $167 million By Rhonda Schulte|5 days ago
Casper City Council agrees to include $50K in next budget to help SkyWest continue local airport service "We need to make our flights affordable," Councilor Brandy Haskins said. "We need to give Fly Casper Alliance a 'hot By Rhonda Schulte|6 days ago
Casper City Council to meet for public budget work sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday As proposed, the City of Casper's budget includes a $53.37 million projected total for general operations revenue and expenses. By Rhonda Schulte|6 days ago
DOE awards Wyoming $41M for carbon storage hub In another show of support for cleaner energy projects, the federal agency tapped UW to help launch the public-private project By Wyofile|8 days ago
Black Hills Energy seeks to raise natural gas rates If Wyoming Public Service Commission approves Black Hills Energy's request, residential customers could start paying $6.74 more per month in By County 17|10 days ago
Casper City Council votes to allow earlier morning club alcohol sales, will re-evaluate liquor policies The amended version says all liquor licensees may sell alcohol starting at 6 a.m. and ending at 2 a.m. By Rhonda Schulte|11 days ago
Casper City Council OKs Westridge infrastructure improvements, plans to review local assessment district process The Westridge Addition near the intersection of Poplar and CY Avenue consists mainly of residential lots developed in the late By Rhonda Schulte|11 days ago
Future wind turbine project cause for City of Casper MOU with eight other local governments An influx of workers on a wind turbine project slated for August in Converse County could cost the City of By Rhonda Schulte|11 days ago
City of Casper prepares for WYDOT merge lane redo at CY, South Poplar intersection Councilors have waived parking fees for residents who will lose on-street parking when the state re-configures a portion of road By Rhonda Schulte|11 days ago
Casper City Council approves 4.57-acre plat for Natrona County School District tennis complex set for completion Aug. 1 The 10-court tennis complex is south and west of the South Beverly Street and East Fourth Street intersection near the By Rhonda Schulte|11 days ago
On final action, Casper City Council votes to allow all liquor license holders to serve alcohol at 6 a.m. In a 6-2 final vote, Casper City Council members approved on Tuesday changing the city's liquor license ordinance to allow By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
Three businesses get City of Casper OK on new, transferred liquor licenses Three local businesses -- Poplar Wines & Spirits, Gruner Brothers Brewing and Studio City Stadium 10 Cinemas -- have received By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
Mountain’s Edge subdivision approved by Natrona County Commissioners CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Natrona County Board of County Commissioners approved the construction of Mountain's Edge subdivision, which By Tommy Culkin|12 days ago
Casper City Council sets June 6 for public hearing and first amended ordinance reading on electric code updates City of Casper Community Development officials are predicting proposed changes to municipal electrical code on average could add $500-$1,000 to By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
(VIDEO) Casper City Council set to take 3rd vote on fixing omissions aligning liquor license law to state statute Two changes were unintentionally omitted when the city originally updated local law to align with new state law. By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
Youth Crisis Center seeks funding assistance from Natrona County Commissioners CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, representatives from the Youth Crisis Center, which provides support and aid to area children and By Tommy Culkin|12 days ago
Casper City Council plans infrastructure improvements for Chinook Trail City engineers are asking the Casper City Council to set June 6 as a public hearing and first reading of By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
City of Casper to consider electric code updates affecting residential, commercial building costs When councilors meet tonight, they will set a date to accept public comment on proposed ordinance amendments adopting national fire By Rhonda Schulte|12 days ago
Casper’s water quality meets and exceeds EPA standards The City of Casper will issue its annual water quality report with its May utility bills. By Oil City Staff|12 days ago
Wyoming officials respond to new power plant rules from EPA The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today that it has proposed new carbon pollution standards for coal and natural gas-fired By County 17|17 days ago
Mills adjusts record retention policy The City of Mills will now retain records for 10 years instead of the state-mandated minimum of seven. By Tommy Culkin|18 days ago
Mills residents to see increase in ambulance service rates in coming fiscal year The rates of ambulance services in Mills will increase by roughly 20% in the coming fiscal year, the first time By Tommy Culkin|18 days ago
(PHOTOS) Wyoming governor tours Naughton coal plant, Natrium demonstration site Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon visited several energy projects in southwestern Wyoming. By County 17|18 days ago
City of Mills to add fee to retrieve impounded items Problems getting ahold of scooter company Bird led to the $25 flat fee being instituted. By Tommy Culkin|19 days ago
Casper City Council approves similar downtown Casper street open container area as last summer Casper's downtown open container area allowed Memorial Day through Labor Day will remain nearly the same as last year. By Rhonda Schulte|19 days ago
City officials decide to help utility users by joining low-income home water assistance program Casper City Council members agreed on Tuesday the city should contract with a government agency that helps pay water and By Rhonda Schulte|19 days ago
(VIDEO) Casper City Council receives FY 2024 budget summary; general operations estimate is $53M CASPER, Wyo. — Working off a proposed 2024 budget summary by financial services, the Casper City Council will begin fiscal By Rhonda Schulte|19 days ago
City of Casper issues office location, other details ahead of temporary City Hall move By Oil City Staff|3 days ago