Good morning, Gillette.

A 54-year-old Gillette man is accused of attempting second-degree murder after he allegedly tried to shoot a man outside an apartment complex earlier this month.

On Friday, March 28th, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office arrested several Gillette residents for charges including bond revocation and interfering with an officer—some names were withheld at law enforcement's request.

The Powder River Symphony (Gillette-based) will have its first show of 2025 (at Cam-plex Heritage) at 3 p.m. Sunday.

Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder said today that the Department of Education will be relocated for efficiency instead of closing, and schools & students will keep receiving their grants and funding.

A March 18 federal court ruling allowed people to cross public land over 3 million acres in Wyoming and five other states by using survey markers to stay within legal boundaries.

Ranchers remain cautious, and lawmakers will study corner crossing in the next session—people are urged to follow clear markers to avoid trespassing.

A district judge from Campbell County was named as one of three finalists for a vacancy on the Wyoming Supreme Court this week—officials have not announced the next steps in the selection process.

Governor Mark Gordon announced that the U.S. and Wyoming flags—lowered for former Senator Al Simpson after his interment—will be returned to full staff at sunset on March 31.

Celtic Angels Concert in Gillette

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