Good morning, Casper.

A severed fiber cut caused an overnight internet and cell outage for many in Casper, Bar Nunn, and Mills.

Spectrum engineers began repairs quickly and restored services by 7 a.m.

Working Dogs for Conservation trains red-vested dogs to sniff out invasive plants and track endangered animals in Wyoming and other regions—these dogs help find targets like salt cedar and black-footed ferrets while the nonprofit relies on grants and donations.

The City of Casper has launched its annual Pothole-a-Palooza from April 23 to May 14 to repair potholes caused by winter wear and tear on city streets.

Residents can report issues using the Connect Casper app, the city website, or by calling 307-235-8283 and note that repairs apply only to city-owned roads.

Casper will extend its open container season to run from the end of May to September and will broaden the approved area from the Nicolaysen Art Museum to the intersection of Spruce Street and West Yellowstone Highway — local business owners requested the change.

Gov. Mark Gordon visited more than 400 Wyoming Army National Guard soldiers deployed in the Middle East, where he shared meals, received briefings, and recognized their service.

He met with King Abdullah II of Jordan to discuss trade opportunities for Wyoming industries—he then continued his trip with a trade mission to Taiwan and Japan.

Casper Wyoming Ink Masters Tattoo Expo 2025

1:00-2:30 p.m. — Ford Wyoming Center — Check event page for ticket prices — Celebrate artistry at the second annual tattoo expo featuring live tattooing and industry insights.