Report to Wyoming

Parker's objective in this journey is to talk to Americans to hear their thoughts on the country. In our most recent podcast episode of Report to Wyoming he chats about his experiences thus far.

Moonshine was often made in remote spots in Natrona County. Pictured is the aftermath of a police raid on a still, 1923. Photo from Casper College Western History Center.

"It's like finding a needle in a hay stack. It really is just miles and miles and acres and acres. And people forget how desolate it can be when you don't have cell service or your car acts up" says the founder of Missing People of Wyoming.

In a recent podcast episode of Report to Wyoming, the superintendent of Metro Animal Shelter, Scott Schell, talks about the potential for a trap-neuter-return program to address the pervasive problem of strays in the Casper-area.

"Even though it's raining like heck outside and we've had probably one of the best winters we've ever had in decades, we're still in a drought. This is the 23rd year of the drought" said Pepper.

Lynn Hanzlik and her husband, Curt, began building their dream house on a ranch in Sundance, Wyoming. He died suddenly, so her neighbors, boss, and children stepped in to help her finish building it.

Dane Anderson and Andrew Sundell stop by Townsquare Media to chat about a day in the life of a Casper firefighter and winter weather safety.

K2Radio News sat down with a fourth generation rancher to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.