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A Wright man named Jhosep Mejia was issued a $250,000 cash-only bond after he allegedly beat his brother with steel-toed boots and threatened him with pistols during a family dispute, and a hearing is set for Aug.

25 at 9 a.m.—police reported that his brother sustained cuts and bruises.

Gillette police arrested Branson Potter and Kathleen Gley for child endangerment after a domestic call led them to discover meth in the home and signs of domestic violence—both parents face felony charges and have a hearing set for August 26 at 9 a.m.

Today, the Wyoming Historical Society announced its initiative to collect firsthand accounts — including personal stories, photographs, and records — from individuals impacted by the wildfires in 2024 and the ongoing fires in 2025.

The society invites submissions by email or mail following a specified format to ensure these experiences are preserved for future generations.

Three former Gillette College teachers condemned the current leadership in a statement read to the board of trustees on Wednesday—demanding a change in the institution's culture.

A public-access group urged lawmakers to change a corner crossing bill to grant an affirmative right after a federal appeals court ruled corner crossing is legal—lawmakers met on Aug.

19 in Casper and considered removing property damage language and drafting a new bill. The group also requested that the committee delay final action in favor of discussing both options at a later meeting.

Wyoming lawmakers are reconsidering a ban on ballot dropboxes—after a failed attempt to stop absentee ballots from being collected—and will debate the measure soon.

Wyoming tight end John Michael Gyllenborg was named to the SeniorBowl Top 300 list on Wednesday and received preseason honors including All-MW and placement on the John Mackey Award watch list.

He played nine games for the Cowboys last season—registering six starts and 425 receiving yards.

Battle at Bonepile Creek: 1865 Sawyers Expedition

6 p.m. — Campbell County Rockpile Museum — Free entry — Explore the historical significance of the 1865 Sawyers Expedition with expert presentations and archaeological insights.