Good morning, Casper.

The historic Rialto Theater is the centerpiece on the City of Casper Historic Preservation Commission's Christmas ornament, with 500 numbered pieces set to be available soon at the Fort Caspar Museum—its design was announced on social media this week.

Wyoming employers in the workers’ compensation program will see a 15% premium break next year—saving $66 million overall—as Governor Mark Gordon stated the reduction will help companies invest in safer workplaces.

Casper city officials are advising residents not to pour fats and oils down the drain this holiday season—using these items can block pipes and cause sewer backups.

The warning is meant to help prevent expensive repairs and keep the sewer system running smoothly.

Columnist Tom Lubnau argues that Wyoming politics remains rooted in local interactions and accountability during Thanksgiving—reminding neighbors to value common sense over national theatrics.

He explains that, despite its flaws, the state’s political culture thrives on everyday respect and active dialogue.

On November 19, 1925, Midwest hosted the first high school football game under permanent electric lighting when its team played Casper High School at 7:30 p.m.—the lights from a new power plant lit the field with 15,000 candle power and a 2,000 candle power searchlight, marking a historic first in night football.

5v5 WY Futsal Cup

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. — WYO Sports Ranch — Registration required — Compete in a thrilling futsal tournament with teams from across Wyoming.