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If you'd like to feel some goosebumps, you need to see an inspiring new video that Sheridan has just shared about why Wyoming will overcome this current pandemic crisis.

We are all figuring out new ways to get stuff done with social distancing and quarantine guidelines. That includes Yellowstone National Park which has been doing educational sessions on Facebook.

With all the extra attention from family members that are home all day and extra walks, Casper dogs are loving quarantine life.

Some people are managing to keep their calm during this time where most of us are quarantined at home. Others aren't. That would probably explain why a guy saw his neighbor being dragged around his yard on a model train.

Our local police force has once again done a little something special to make your daily social distancing routine a little more interesting.

My favorite was Luke Combs. What about you?

As panic over the current coronavirus pandemic began to spread, grocery store shelves quickly emptied and stories of people stockpiling items like toilet paper and hand-sanitizer dominated the headlines.

The Wyoming Department of Health has recommended "targeted use of personal face coverings" amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended wearing cloth face coverings while in public late last week...

You may have heard some strange, animalistic sounds emanating from outside all around our beautiful city recently, and here's why.

A few days ago, I shared a viral video of a woman who sang to a hospice patient outside of her window at an assisted living facility. Thanks to you, I have located the sweet lady and she has many Casper and Wyoming connections.

The crash occurred on Wyoming 414 near milepost 113 shortly before 6:50 p.m. Friday.

It's a goosebump-inducing cover of "Tomorrow," the 1977 show tune classic from Annie.