Good morning, Casper.

Casper master falconer Jim Osborne reunited with his falcon Kevin at Banner Wyoming Medical Center after a week of worry—Kevin had lost weight while missing and community eyes watched his return.

He said he will resume training in about a month and will check the tracking battery before the next outing.

Hilltop Bank restored personal online and mobile banking services as of Sept.

22 after a cybersecurity breach caused outages earlier this month — business clients still await full positive pay functionality while branches and support lines operate normally.

Stahoo’s Brewery hosts its third annual Oktoberfest on Saturday, Sept.

26 at 3 p.m. The event will feature a special brew, traditional German fare, and fun contests — including keg tossing, keg bowling and stein-holding skills.

Casper Fire-EMS Department will donate two 1999 American LaFrance pumpers to Casper College's fire science program, giving students hands-on training in apparatus inspections and pump operations + lowering maintenance costs for the department.

Local residents and officials met Wednesday to discuss the $500 million Prometheus Hyperscale data center project planned in Natrona County and its impact on water & energy use.

They urged stronger reviews and community benefit agreements, warning that a moratorium could be needed if changes are not made soon.

Casper was named the state’s 2026 Wyoming Urban & Community Forestry Program of the Year at the annual Wyoming Tree Academy in Cheyenne.

The city earned the award after nearly 30 years as a Tree City USA and unveiled a new arboretum at Sage Park.

Child and adolescent psychiatrist Maddison Hussey, MD joined Wyoming Behavioral Institute in Casper this month.

She will provide specialized care to help children, teens, and families with their mental health needs.