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For Soldiers assigned to the Wyoming National Guard’s Training Center Command, understanding how a wildfire moves can mean the difference between a controlled response and a dangerous situation.
A social media post from the Natrona County Fire District confirms that two wildland fires were reported in Natrona County, near Wyoming Highway 220.
Troopers responded to a pair of incidents on Interstate 90 north of Buffalo Tuesday morning, including a truck fire and a related crash.
A significant emergency response was mobilized around 4:40 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 2, with numerous sirened vehicles zooming down US89 during rush hour.
Hikers stuck above snow, stung by bear spray, hit in the head by rocks. Families stranded on rafts in the Snake River. Crashed bikers. An end-of-year report shows Teton County Search and Rescue (TCSA received more than 150 calls for service in 2025.
The Albany County Sheriff’s Office says emergency crews have been called out to a blaze in the 3400 Block of Fort Buford Lane.
The Fremont County Fire Protection District responded to a reported grass fire on South Fork Road in the community of Fort Washakie.
PHOTOS: Multiple fire crews surrounded Farley’s Import Car Care as a fire engulfed the building on a freezing Friday morning in central Casper.
When Ethan Pretsch worked for a company that built temporary structures for large industrial projects, he kept running into the same frustrating roadblock: fire suppression.
As the Cowboy State faces larger and costlier blazes, scientists warn that the flames could make many of its iconic landscapes unrecognizable within decades.
Casper Fire-EMS and other first responders were on the scene of a structure fire on the 900 block of South McKinley Street on Tuesday afternoon.
This year, with a little help from Uncle Sam, the Campbell County Fire Department will get a better idea of how many coal-seam fires are burning out in the county.
