Friday May 25 | County 10 News
5 Troopers Make The Grade to Become Alive At 25 Instructors
Troopers who successfully completed the course of instruction are : Trooper Andrew Jackson , Trooper Kyle Mckay , Trooper Jonathan Russell , Trooper David Homer , Lieutenant Will Zilka and "Alive At 25" course instructor Sergeant Duane Ellis - Five Wyoming Troopers from across the State have successfully completed a 40 hour course of instruction to ... (more)
Geologist Recognized for Finding Gemstones
Wyoming snowpack down to 22% of average
Wyoming's snowpack is down to 22% of average compared to 220% at this time last year.
Bismarck bar brawl involved about 15 people
Authorities say a Bismarck bar brawl that involved about 15 people apparently started when a man refused to put out a cigarette.
CSU Football Player Laid To Rest After Dying In Crash
A Colorado State University football player has been laid to rest. He was killed in a car crash earlier this week.
Geologist - Martial Artist Recognized
The water at Grand Targhee Resort has emerged as the state's best-tasting water in an annual contest judged earlier this week.A The Wyoming contest at the 21st annual Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems Technical Conference and Industry Trade Show was judged in Casper by a state senator, a Casper city councilman, a Senator's field ... (more)
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Mechanical failure blamed for Wyo. well blowout
CASPER, Wyo. -- State oil and gas regulators are blaming mechanical failure for a natural gas well blowout in eastern Wyoming last month.
From left: Sen. Mike Enzi, Rep. Cynthia Lummis and Sen. John Barrasso give a talk to students from Woods Learning Center in Casper, Wyo., on the East Front of the Capitol on Tuesday.
Lander Valley High School Student Wins Congressional Art Award,...
A pencil drawing by Lander Valley High School Senior Joe McGowan will represent some of Wyoming's artist talent over the next year in Washington D.C. McGowan's drawing was selected out of more than 4,400 pieces of art for Wyoming's Congressional Art Award.
Snowpack continues to disappear; Wind River Basin only 41 percent of average
Wyoming's snowpack continues to melt with the warm spring weather, and as of this morning, the statewide average was only 39 percetn of the 30 year average for snow water eqiuivalency, according to the Natural Resource Conservation Service.
Casper A law enforcement officer rarely knows what to expect when they begin their shift.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
LCMS Vice-President to address Wyoming Convention
ST. LOUIS, May 7, 2012 - The Rev. Dr. Scott Murray, fifth vice-president of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod , will be attending the LCMS Wyoming District Convention to bring greetings.
According to her wishes cremation has taken place and she will be buried with her mother at Mountain View Cemetery.
Federal Reserve district president to speak at UW
The new president and CEO of the 10th Federal Reserve District in Kansas City, Mo., will speak at the University of Wyoming College of Business next week.
Dish Strikes Deal with Wyoming Stations
Four months after first going dark to Dish Network customers in Wyoming, a trio of stations hammered out a retransmission consent deal earlier this week to return to the satellite TV provider.
Liz Cheney attacks Obama on health care in Casper
It is not unusual to be asked at a job interview, "Where do you want to be in five years?" CASPER, Wyo.
Police Blotter: Another domestic violence arrest; 22 felonies in...
Gary Jara, 42, Riverton on a domestic violence assault. Smith said Jara was arrested at an address on East Adams Street.
Dish Network dispute ends, local channels back on satellite
Rural satellite television consumers of the Dish TV Network can one again view their local Casper stations.