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Semi Driver Spills 40,000 Pounds On Bentonite West Of Buffalo; Didn't Check Brakes - Vimarsana News

Semi Driver Spills 40,000 Pounds On Bentonite West Of Buffalo; Didn't Check Brakes

Information Courtesy: Cowboy State Daily The Wyoming Highway Patrol continues to investigate whether something was wrong with the brakes of a semitrailer that jackknifed against a guardrail and spilled thousands of pounds of bentonite in northern Wyoming. Ariel Crespo Sori, 51, of Houston, Tex

WHP: Semi Driver Didn't Check Brakes Before Spilling 40,000 Pounds Of Bentonite - Vimarsana News

WHP: Semi Driver Didn't Check Brakes Before Spilling 40,000 Pounds Of Bentonite

The Wyoming Highway Patrol continues to investigate a semitrailer crash that spilled 40,000 pounds of bentonite near Buffalo and whether the driver didn’t stop for a mandatory brake check.

Man survives highway accident - Vimarsana News

Man survives highway accident

A man has survived an accident along U.S. Highway 16 West that ejected him from the cab of his semi-truck.

Johnson County Year-in-Review 2022: July-September - Vimarsana News

Johnson County Year-in-Review 2022: July-September

Today we look back at Johnson County's top stories during the last year as we focus on July through September of 2022. A man who attended a Buffalo City Council in July was arrested after the meeting in front of City Hall for his behavior and transported to the Criminal Justice Center to be proce

Game and Fish providing carcass dumpsters - Vimarsana News

Game and Fish providing carcass dumpsters

The Wyoming Game and Fish wish to remind the public that state regulations regarding transport and disposal of big game carcasses in Wyoming are in place to help limit the environmental spread of chronic wasting disease. According to the department, once all edible portions of the animal have be