Casper News

Frank Gambino spent four decades telling Wyoming's sports stories with the kind of skill that only comes from years behind the microphone.

Two planes changed everything that September morning, and communities across the country felt the weight of it for years to come.

When a cyberattack forced Hilltop Bank offline, the institution took swift action to protect customer accounts. Debit cards still work, but automatic payments are temporarily paused.

Twenty-five years later, Casper still shows up. The annual 9/11 stair climb is one of the more meaningful things this community does together every September.

Elite relay teams from across North America are heading to Casper for a weekend of high-speed horsemanship and Native American heritage.

An average of 73 emergency calls are made daily in Natrona County. Thankfully we have emergency responders on standby to react in a moments notice when those calls comes in.

From bucking horses at UW to a 120-foot wind turbine blade, one artist's vision has shaped Wyoming and beyond.

Construction season is in full swing across Wyoming, and Casper's got some major traffic changes coming right when school starts. Second Street closures will affect your commute from Friday through next week.

The newest children's book from a Casper author was inspired by a local teacher who spent years showing kids that falling down is not the end of the story.

The fifth annual ATF event is happening this Saturday from noon to six, and it's basically a celebration of what makes Wyoming tick.

Keeping a vehicle clean in Casper is not just about appearances. It can actually help with gas mileage and protect the paint from Wyoming's harsh conditions.

Overnight road work is coming to the Poplar and Collins intersection in Casper. Crews will be installing a new water main starting Monday night at 8 p.m.