Black Hills Energy

Black Hills Energy officials say a press release issued on Wednesday included an incorrect date. The date should have said Wednesday, April 22, rather than Thursday, April 23 for a Power Shutoff Watch.

Strong winds are sweeping through Cheyenne, and the impact is already being felt. Stay tuned for the latest updates on power outages and safety tips.

As the winds whip through the Black Hills today, a safety measure is in place for some residents. Let’s talk about what that means for your power supply.

Imagine a new energy highway stretching 260 miles, bringing power and jobs to our community. This is about to change the game for many residents.

A distinct scent has folks turning heads in Cheyenne. It’s all about safety, but what’s really happening here with that rotten egg smell?

Big changes might be on the horizon for energy in our region, but what does it mean for your monthly bills? Let's break it down.

One big red flag with this scam as well as many others is that intended victims in some cases are being asked to pay with gift cards or wire transfers.

The rate increase will take effect on February 1.

Even if the rate hike is approved, a Black Hills Energy spokeswoman says customers can expect to pay less for antural gas compared to last year.

Expect lower natural gas bills in Wyoming this winter.

No injuries were reported.

Casper Fire-EMS reminds the public that it is not safe to use fire to remove yard waste or debris.