Casper Community Development Director Liz Becher stood before the City Council to introduce a new study identifying everything from crumbling buildings to unsafe infrastructure, laying the groundwork for potential urban renewal projects aimed at breathing new life into the city’s most challenged spots.

Tearah Gaines talks with show host Kolby Fedore about her platform, Built from the Hard Things. Her story focuses on overcoming bullying and learning that changing for others will never bring true happiness. She believes the hard things make people stronger.

Report to Wyoming talks with Casper native Gabriel Green about why he's running for governor as a Democrat in the state of Wyoming.

The Natrona County School Board met on October 13 to discuss allegations that a NCHS student's Turning Point USA chapter was being unfairly targeted by school staff. The board heard from both supporters of the student, Kylie Wall, and others who were not in favor of the club's existence. The controversy highlights concerns about free speech and school protocol. You can watch the livestream from NCSD on their Youtube page if you'd like to see and hear more.

Wealth management advisors Joan Evans and Troy Hunsucker present a financial overview of Natrona County's managed funds for the second quarter of 2025. The report shows strong portfolio gains, but Evans warned of fiscal uncertainty ahead. You can livestream all the meetings on the County's Youtube page.

The Executive Director for the 12-24 Club in Casper touches on the free community resources provided by the club built around recovery from addiction. The club provides a safe, anonymous environment to groups and individuals seeking recovery from addiction through mutual support.

Kolby Fedore sits down with Tom Morton to talk about his life, how he got into journalism and kept at it for 30+ years, what he learned, and how he's making a second attempt at being retired. This is a lovely conversation, Enjoy!

Cyrus Western is the EPA's Region 8 Administrator in charge of Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah. He also works with 28 federally recognized Tribes. Prior to joining the EPA, Western served as the House Majority Whip in the Wyoming State House of Representatives.

Report to Wyoming talks with Tina Hoebelheinrich about civic engagement and the exciting things happening in Casper right now.

Kolby Fedore talks with John Kotek about Wyoming's role in powering the nation's nuclear energy. He is the Senior Vice President of Policy Development and Public Affairs with the Nuclear Energy Institute. Kotek was appointed in January 2015 to the position of principal deputy assistant secretary for the Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy and was nominated by President Obama in October 2015 to serve as assistant secretary for nuclear energy. Kotek is a leading policy voice within the energy sector and has directed DOE research efforts on current and future nuclear energy systems, maintaining the government’s nuclear energy research infrastructure, and establishing a path forward for the nation’s spent nuclear fuel and high-level nuclear waste management.