Arson

On Friday, Nov. 10, United Way of Natrona County put a giant thermometer on the side of the M Building in downtown Casper to encouge donations. They hope to get to $1 million before next year's campaign. Last year their goal was to reach $815,000 and they were able to surpass it, raising $868,000...

The fire cause about $290,000 in damage and delayed the clinic's opening by nearly a year.

If convicted, Lorna Green faces a punishment by between five years and 20 years imprisonment.

The fire was set at the Wellspring Health Access Clinic, 918 E. Second St., early May 25, 2022.

Green is scheduled to make her initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Kelly Rankin in federal court in Cheyenne on June 2, where she will hear the formal charge.

An arsonist burned the facility with gasoline as it prepared to open last May.

Green is presumed innocent.

Police received 12 leads, with four of them identifying Lorna Green as the suspect.

There were no reported injuries in the case of the vehicle fires.

Arson is suspected to be the cause of a house fire that occurred in Evansville Monday night.

The Casper Police Department recently announced that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives Denver Field Division is offering a $5,000 reward to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of a suspect who attempted to burn down the Wellspring Health Access Clinic in Casper two weeks ago.

The Casper Police Department is partnering with the Federal Bureau of Investigations to investigate a fire that occurred at the Wellspring Health Access Clinic in Casper on Wednesday.