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Natrona County could see snow Tuesday
CASPER, Wyo. — Snowfall could once more be on the horizon for the Casper area, according to forecasts from the National Weather Service in Riverton. The week will start with sunny skies and a high temperature near 59 degrees on Monday. The NWS in Riverton warns of strong winds that could gust at up to 48 mph.
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Rural Cheyenne Residents Have A Noisy New Neighbor — A Bitcoin Miner
CHEYENNE — Call it a low growl or a low rumble, like the far-off sound of a train constantly approaching, but never arriving or passing by. That’s how one homeowner and a neighbor of CleanSpark’s newest bitcoin mining operation in Cheyenne, Wyoming, described the new sound he is hearing in his neighborhood.
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Wyoming High Wind Warning: 65 MPH Gusts Threaten Travel in Evanston and Lyman
Evanston, WY – A high wind warning is in effect for southwest Wyoming until midnight MDT Sunday, with gusts reaching up to 65 mph. Strong winds are expected to create hazardous travel conditions and potential power outages. According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, sustained southwest...
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(PHOTOS) State basketball tournament wraps up in Casper
CASPER, Wyo. — The 2024–25 high school basketball season officially came to a close Saturday in Casper, as the top 3A and 4A teams in Wyoming vied for a state championship. The Campbell County Camels captured the 4A boys title with a 62–55 win over Laramie. It was...
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Casper wins Region IX title, several Cougars get post-tourney honors
The Casper College women’s basketball team captured their fourth straight Region IX title after defeating Western Wyoming Community College 67-55 in the championship game Saturday evening at Cougar Palace. Casper becomes the second team in Region IX to win four straight. The last time it happened was from 2003-2006...
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Tick Bite Victims Say Resulting Diseases Caused Them Years Of Misery
As tick season nears, just one tick bite can set off a chain reaction of maladies that can all but ruin a person’s life, three bite victims told Cowboy State Daily. They described years of suffering, and the frustration of going to one doctor after another – with baffling symptoms – and still not getting a proper diagnosis.
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Crews With Trucks And Chainsaws Have Begun Months-Long Process Of Clearing Yellowstone Roads
A convoy of vehicles is slowly trudging its way through the interior of Yellowstone National Park. Snow removal is well underway in anticipation of the hundreds of thousands of vehicles that will soon be traveling along the park’s roads. Clearing several feet of snow from Yellowstone’s roads and structures...
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Proposed reservoir above Seminoe could threaten world-class fishery, state and anglers say
A Utah-based hydroelectric company wants to build another reservoir above Seminoe Reservoir to produce bursts of energy when demand is high, promising to bring tax revenue and jobs to a rural part of central Wyoming. Fish and wildlife groups and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, however, worry the project threatens the healthiest bighorn sheep herd in the state and the Miracle Mile, a world-class, blue-ribbon fishery.
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Vibrant Faith Communities Still In Wyoming Despite Christianity Decline
Justin Flanigan is a Casper-based entrepreneur who grew up in a devout Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints household, regularly attending church and doing daily prayers and scripture study. But immediately upon his return from a two-year foreign mission for his church, he dispensed with religious habit and “completely...
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Our prom, our way: Casper Pride presenting ‘MasQueerade Promenade’
CASPER, Wyo. — May you have this dance?. For the first time ever, Casper Pride is celebrating “Trans Day of Visibility” with a dance for the ages. You’ve heard of the Festivus for the rest of us, but this is the MasQueerade Promenade and Casper Pride is promising that it will be “our prom, our way.”