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Natrona County Arrest Log (8/12/24 – 8/13/24)
This log may not reflect all arrests for this time period. For example, police will not release any information about juvenile arrests. State law prohibits any official from identifying a person accused of a sex crime until the defendant is arraigned in district court. Everyone listed here is presumed innocent...
Natrona County Sheriff’s Office Shares Details of Tuesday Morning Accident in Casper
Early this morning (Tuesday, August 13th, 2024), there was a single vehicle crash which caused major road closures in Casper. The official Natrona County Sheriff's Office Facebook page shared more details of the accident with a post that stated:. Vehicle Pursuit, Single Vehicle Crash. On August 13th at approximately 3:50...
Two Casper Mountain Campgrounds Opening Up for Fall 2024
Earlier this year, an announcement was made that all Natrona County campgrounds on Casper Mountain would be closed for the 2024 season due to road construction in the area. Now that the road construction has been completed ahead of schedule, two campgrounds will be open on Casper Mountain for the 2024 fall season.
‘Full Plates, Full Hearts’ raffle to aid students in food debt
CASPER, Wyo. — In Natrona County, over 1,500 young students are in “food debt.” However, local organization H.E.R.O. Outdoors is working to assist those students through its “Full Plates, Full Hearts” program, and its raffle fundraiser is fast approaching. The event is scheduled for Aug....
Airport sees 10k more travelers in July than a year ago
Nearly 10,000 more passengers flew out of Casper/Natrona County International Airport in July than did a year ago, airport officials reported Monday. Airport director Glenn Januska said 9,938 enplaned passengers (passengers getting on aircraft) used the airport in July, a 30 percent increase compared to July 2023. To date, the airport is showing a 17.5 percent increase compared to the same period in 2023, Januska said.
Paul Bertoglio
Former Natrona County Board of County Commissioners chairman Paul Bertoglio is back in the race for one of two commission seats this year. Bertoglio served on Casper City Council and on the commission before he was ousted in the 2022 primary election. Now retired, he told the Star-Tribune in early July that he would have more time and energy to devote to public service on the commission.
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