Good morning, Gillette.

The Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office reported various incidents in Gillette including property destruction, DWUI, shoplifting, theft, public indecency, and drug possession from Nov.

1 to Nov. 3.

Multiple Wyoming high schools received threats, leading to lockdowns and heightened security, but were later found non-credible by authorities.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office reports on recent arrests and arraignments in Gillette, including various charges ranging from probation violations to unlawful possession of controlled substances.

In Gillette, Wyoming, a 60-year-old man was arrested after attempting to run over another man and crashing his vehicle, also facing charges for DWUI and drug possession.

Campbell County's gas prices decreased by double the national average this week, signaling a downward trend in fuel costs across the U.S.

A cold front from western Canada will cause cooler temperatures and light snow in northeastern Wyoming and the Black Hills, with most areas seeing less than an inch of accumulation.

Nearly half of Campbell County's registered voters have already participated in early voting.

The Community for Campbell County supports the replacement of the Gurley Overpass due to safety concerns, economic feasibility, and the need for improved infrastructure to support community growth and commerce.

Gillette City Council's upcoming agenda includes voting on over $5.3 million in construction bids and adopting proclamations for Green Light for Veterans Week and Small Business events.

Campbell County has adjusted operation hours for certain offices and rescheduled public meetings due to the General Election on Tuesday, Nov.

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