Police and sheriff’s deputies are trying to determine the cause of a blast at about 1 p.m. Tuesday that shook homes and businesses across northwest Gillette. Police dispatchers sent officers out … more

The Campbell County Memorial Hospital CEO will become a consultant at the end of the year. The decision follows two tumultuous months after the hospital failed to report three cases of flesh-eating … more

A man accused of kidnapping his ex-wife early Saturday morning and then threatening to kill her and burn her body faces three felony charges of kidnapping, aggravated assault and stalking. Gregory … more

Wednesday was the last day of its kind that will happen for another 88 years. It was the 12th day of the 12th month of the 12th year of the century and ends a 12-year string of special triple … more

It had been a typical morning for Lisa Suiter as she sat down Dec. 20 to work on her computer. Suiter, a mother of two and small business owner, checked Facebook about an hour after putting her son, Winston, on a bus to school. more

A judge has set a $1 million cash-only bond for the man accused of holding his estranged wife captive and threatening to kill her Saturday. Gregory M. Hawes, 46, stood in front of Circuit Judge … more

A standing-room-only crowd of about 300 people spilled out into the hallway at Chesapeake Energy’s community meeting Dec. 4 at the Clarion Hotel in Douglas. Most of the seats in the room were … more

Police are looking for vandals who went through several Gillette neighborhoods, damaging Christmas decorations on at least 25 homes. The damage caused to decorations on dozens of homes in the … more

Cindy Hill, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, hasn't yet decided what action she'll take if a bill is passed by state legislators that would effectively gut her position. more

The City Council likes the idea of putting teeth into its summer watering restrictions and is poised to consider fining people this summer if they are caught watering when they aren’t supposed … more