Good morning, Casper.

Casper residents are troubled by a growing wild turkey population that harms yards and poses health risks to kids and pets.

Experts suggest removing food sources, making noise, spraying water, keeping dogs on a leash, or adding reflective items to scare the birds away — though these methods may only work for a short time.

Casper will host the 37th Annual Festival of Trees and Teddy Bear Tea next month at the Best Western Downtown Casper—Teddy Bear Tea is on November 19 from 4 to 7 p.m. and the Festival of Trees is on November 20 starting at 5:30 p.m., with all proceeds benefiting Special Olympics Wyoming.

Natrona County is hosting its annual trick-or-treat event on Oct.

31 from 3 to 5 p.m. — children will visit the Townsend Justice Center at 115 N. Center St., the Natrona County Courthouse at 200 N. Center St., and the Hall of Justice at 201 N. David St.

Baker's Market is a new business in Casper that offers vendor products from across Wyoming—open five days a week year-round.

Yesterday, the Casper City Council signed an MOU with the Casper Mural Project to boost local art.

The agreement sets a process for local artists to propose designs for utility boxes owned by the city and covers all artwork costs — a move that aims to enrich Casper’s cultural life.

A LendingTree analysis shows that Wyoming buyers choose used cars with an average age of 6.2 years—tied for the third oldest in the nation compared to a 5.5-year national average.

Loan amounts fall from about $36,000 for newer models to roughly $13,000 for cars over 10 years old, a trend that may influence repair and insurance costs.

A LendingTree analysis shows Wyoming buyers choose used cars that average 6.2 years old—making them the third oldest in the nation—and pay much lower loans for older vehicles.

Some experts warn that these lower loans may be balanced by higher repair and insurance costs—concerns for many shoppers.

Four Natrona County High School students have qualified to travel to Scotland and Ireland this summer for livestock judging — they will compete in judging events abroad.

Yesterday, Casper enjoyed sunny skies and a high near 60°F while gusty winds led to road closures on Interstate 25 and 80 for high profile vehicles under 40,000 GVW.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation reported dangerous wind gusts that created an extreme blow over risk in several spots—travelers should check local updates before traveling.

Casper City Council approved on Tuesday a new 16-passenger ADA compliant bus for Casper Area Transit—funded by a $170,000 grant with a $30,000 local match budgeted for fiscal year 2026—to replace an older vehicle that had reached the end of its lifespan.

The Folk Legacy Trio Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Lyric — Cash bar available — Experience the timeless harmonies and melodies of America's great folk era.

S-38 and the Interstellar War

7:30 p.m. — Stage III Community Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience an intergalactic battle as S-38 confronts an alien fleet in a thrilling space adventure.

Casper Public Car Auction

11:30 AM — 2305 Salt Creek Hwy, Casper, WY — Free registration — Discover unbeatable deals on over 300,000 salvage cars available for bidding.

Jim Curry - John Denver Tribute

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Natrona County High School — Check event page for costs — Celebrate the music of John Denver with a tribute performance by Jim Curry.

Great American PRCA Rodeo

7:00 – 8:30 p.m. — The Arena at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds — Ticketed event — Experience the excitement of rodeo action in Casper, WY.