Homeless

Longtime Casperite Kristy Henneman has set a goal to collect 200 backpacks for the homeless by the end of August.

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The board decided to suspend services after its executive director left.

"I used to always claim that I didn’t care to have a family and that I could never trust to have another one again, but one day, out of the blue, I remember describing you guys as my family. That’s when it hit me. I found my family."

The city's Planning and Zoning Commission approved the zoning change on April 29.

Organizers are collecting toiletries, hats, scarves, blankets, and more to give out at the "Project Homeless Connect" event January 25th.

The event is a "one-stop" shop for help and services for those who are homeless or close to homeless in our community.

The event continues until 7 p.m. today.

Organizers are collecting toiletries, hats, scarves, blankets, and more to give out at the event.

Nationwide, the department has awarded a record $2 billion to more than 7,300 housing and services programs.

Donated items can be dropped off anytime at 230 N. Park in Casper.

Of all 50 states, Wyoming has the third-highest rate of unsheltered people in families with children, at 49.4 percent.