new years

As today is New Year's Eve, the Casper Police Department wants to remind residents to make smart decisions for your nightly activities.

I've never been huge on New Year's resolutions because generally when I want something about to change about my life I implement change as soon as I can.

We asked you, the wonderful inhabitants of our beautiful city, how you planned to bring in 2019 and the answer surprised us.

The Casper weather has never slowed us down, so even the snow and cold won't keep folks from bringing in the New Year however we see fit.

Generally ringing in the new year often calls for more alcohol than one person should drink in a single night. I'm just as guilty of overindulging around this time of year. But if we are being honest there are better ways to bring in 2019 than with a massive hangover. Check out some awesome alcohol-free events in the cowboy state.

I've always been a pretty happy guy around the holidays, but it really gets under my skin when people try to ruin the holiday season for everyone else. I'm going to list things that I've noticed throughout the years that drive me nuts. Of course, you can let me know if there is something in specific that upsets you.

The compost yard at the Solid Waste Facility accepts yard waste and tree branches year-round.

The New Year’s weekend operation marked the first of at least six planned operations in Natrona County this year.

The Casper Police Department deploys more officers for weekends such as this.

Thank you to those who work through the Holidays.

Check out some of our favorite Wyoming parties to ring in 2017!

Here’s a New Year’s resolution you can get behind – pleasuring yourself more often. Science has shown that self pleasuring can provide plenty of health benefits. Men’s Health magazine says it helps prevent cancer. It ups your immunity...