Good morning, Gillette.

Adon Ranch Productions hosts the County Fair Ranch Rodeo at Cam-plex Morningside Park from 6-10 p.m. today — the event offers four hours of excitement and fun for the whole family.

A man was arrested Monday after following a truck and throwing beer cans at it—he crashed into the vehicle near De La Cruz Produce.

He faces misdemeanor charges for interference with a police officer, careless driving, hit and run, and more—his hearing is set for Aug.12.

On July 29, a Gillette man on a Harley-Davidson fled after a sheriff’s deputy stopped him during a security check, speeding over 100 mph before crashing in a roadside ditch; he was charged with eluding, reckless driving, failing to stop, and drug possession — his case is now in discovery.

Wildfire season in Wyoming typically peaks in August when dry conditions can spark fires during outdoor activities.

Residents are urged to check forecasts and follow Red Flag warnings from trusted weather apps—KGWN and KCWY—for safety.

On July 29, Wyoming lawmakers debated a draft bill to repeal the law that required utilities to use carbon capture for coal plants.

Rep. Christopher Knapp said the mandate wasted money on unproven technology — four of five senate members opposed repeal — so the bill failed.