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The effort to build apartments on an empty lot just west of Tanner Drive is moving along after the Gillette City Council approved the first reading of a rezoning request.

Every person matters, and every person has a role to play, no matter how small they may feel. That was the message artist Eric Dowdle wanted to get across Friday

A Casper native has made a Wyoming-focused documentary about how despite increased efforts and funding to prevent suicide, the Cowboy State continues to have one of the highest suicide rates in the nation.

This story contains references and information about suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis or concerned, please call the National Suicide Lifeline at 988, 24 hours a

Residents in a neighborhood in south Gillette are worried about what could be moving in next door after the Gillette City Council approved a developer’s request to resubdivide a 41-acre

The Gillette City Council is moving forward with the construction of the new City Pool, having accepted that it will cost quite a bit more than it had originally thought

The softball fields at the Energy Capital Sports Complex have run into scheduling conflicts, and while there are a handful of ways to handle the issue, the Gillette City Council

The Gillette City Council is moving forward with the construction of the new City Pool.

The Gillette City Council is looking at doing a comprehensive master plan, but it won’t come cheap, council members learned at a meeting last week.

This summer, the Gillette City Council hopes to have solutions to solve the housing shortage.