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The release stated that the cause and origin of the fire, as determined by the Natrona County Interagency Fire Investigation Taskforce, was fireworks.

On the night before his official retirement, Captain McJunkin was called to fight one last fire in Natrona County. He answered the call. And he won the fight.

Many in Wyoming are pretty good climbers. But none of us humans can climb quite like a bighorn sheep. A new video share shows many of them going up a mountainside like it's nothing.

On June 6, Casper City Council agreed to sell the old Fire Station No. 6 in Paradise Valley for $182,000, even though the appraised value was $230,000.

Successive snow storms added to snow totals and the winds that followed moved that snow around Casper neighborhoods with impressive results. Here is a quick look at the Wolf Creek subdivision. And at the base of the mountain, over 30 inches was moved around by Mother Nature...