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Groups seek funding from Casper
CASPER — Ten organizations are seeking money and services from the city of Casper during the spring round of community promotions funding. That money is doled out by the Casper City Council to an...
REDDI still key for patrol
CASPER — Wyoming’s drunken driver reporting program resulted in more than 700 arrests last year, according to figures released Monday by the state Highway Patrol. More than 7,200 people called ...
Foundation outlines child-care problems
Austin Eby, 9, plays a game of table tennis with his friend Reno Bolden, 10, at the Boys & Girls Club of Central Wyoming on Monday afternoon in Casper. The club is one child-care option for parent...
Defiant landowner fights legal system
CASPER — Like it or not, property owner Ed Corrigan lives in a nation, state and county with a longstanding legal system, a district judge told him Monday. “We have the right to life, liberty a...
Gas tax hike among I-80 options
CHEYENNE — One of the interim studies authorized by legislative leaders last week will focus on a higher tax on gas and diesel fuel. The fuel tax may be considered as an alternative to the failed...
Estranged wife tear gasses husband's girlfriend
CASPER — Prosecutors charged a Casper woman with assault and battery Monday after police say she spraying tear gas at her soon-to-be ex-husband’s 25-year-old girlfriend. The incident is alleged...
Montana woman killed in motorcycle crash
MISSOULA — A woman is dead after a crash on Highway 93, Montana Highway Patrol officials say. Patrolman Shad Andersen said the collision happened Sunday afternoon, when a wheel came off a singl...
Tea partiers push for $1B budget cut
HELENA — Tea party leaders in Montana have some advice for lawmakers when they come to town for next year’s 2011 Legislature: Try to cut general-fund spending by about a billion dollars. Trimmi...
Suspect charged with assaulting boy
A 24-year-old Billings man accused of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old boy was charged Monday in Yellowstone County Justice Court. James Jay Gauna appeared before Judge Larry Herman by video from...
Destroyed home’s owner given help
Veteran coordinates volunteers for fire clean up A local veteran brings volunteers together to help clean up debris from a fire that destroyed the home of Steven Butler on February 15, 2010.
Locals Stay Optimistic At Job Fair
IDAHO FALLS - With a turn out of more than a thousand people, Monday's job fair in Idaho Falls could be considered a success. But just how helpful are these kinds of fairs? Many job-seekers are fr...
Wyoming Guard won’t hold air show
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Air National Guard will not host the air power air show in July. Among the factors influencing the decision to cancel this year’s show are deployments, construction affec...
Survey finds confidence issues
CHEYENNE — About half of the Laramie County Community College employees who completed a recent survey indicated a lack of trust and confidence in the school’s leadership. A campus council is sc...
Marathon Oil to drill 25 more wells
CODY — Nearly a century after oil was discovered in Oregon Basin, companies are still working to find new reserves there, and to find new ways to recover untapped oil from wells drilled decades a...
Superintendent accidentally discharges muzzleloader in class
Dwain Haggard’s high school history lesson on Friday backfired. Haggard, who used to be a Civil War reenactor, was showing the five students in Reed Point High’s American history class his repl...
Council rejects plan for quick-response vehicles
The City Council Monday night killed a Fire Department plan to buy two small quick-response vehicles after strong opposition from some residents and leaders of the firefighters’ union. The counci...
Hospitals find need for new equipment to adapt to obesity trend
Stephanie Steingraber, guest services supervisor at the Billings Clinic, stands near wheelchairs that are used at the clinic. The specialty chair at left holds up to a 700-pound person. The one at cen...
Regents approve deferred-payment plan for Cruzado
DILLON — The state Board of Regents has approved a $500,000 deferred-compensation package for Montana State University’s new president. In a 5-2 vote Friday, the regents approved a plan in whic...
Convicted Billings resident Terri Kurth testifies at cocaine trial
Billings businesswoman Terri Jabs Kurth, who is serving federal time for a drug conviction, along with some of her friends and other residents testified Monday they bought cocaine from Domingo Baez...
Mayor’s Business Day Attracts Hundreds
IDAHO FALLS – It wasn't your everyday job fair. Each year, Idaho Falls Mayor Jared Fuhriman holds events for businesses and job seekers to network and further their contact base. Monday wa...