Bobbee Russell
Reporter
Casper, Wyoming
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Bobbee Russell is a multimedia journalist covering local stories in Casper, Wyoming. She enjoys camping, hiking, yoga and playing with her border collie, Leila.
Doctors use tPA or thrombectomy to help patients who are having strokes
One rancher struggled with sales, one didn't have much change and one meat processor's business boomed during the slow season
One officer has worked for the Casper Police Department for two years. The other officer has worked for six months.
The student reportedly left the building and walked into oncoming traffic
They are donating a portion of the proceeds to Jason's Friends Foundation
One Democratic senator said he applauds Cheney for voting against her Republican colleagues. A Republican representative said she shouldn't have her position back in 2022
The Natrona County School District submitted this variance request earlier this week
A few local breweries are coming out with new flavors and bringing back old ones
The City replaced the old Cottonwood trees with three younger ones
Jason's Friends Foundation raised over $375,000 for Wyoming families
Dr. David Wheeler continues a conversation about strokes for stroke awareness month
The Casper Humane Society has seven blue heeler mix puppies looking for a home
This event was inspired by their current exhibit, The Delightful World of Dali
The tax climate index is designed to show how well states structure their tax systems and provides a road map for improvement.
Jehovah's Witnesses are known for knocking on doors. They are monitoring the spread of COVID-19, but anticipate it will be a while before they continue to do that again.
The council is hoping for community feedback about parking on 12th and 13th street. One Casper man said the best solution is making the road wider so people can park on it.
13 high schools entered the competition this year and 11 went to state
Dr. David Wheeler is contributing to a month-long conversation with Wyoming News Now about strokes, how to prevent them and more
Ray Jones competed at the state level last year and made it to the national competition this year
Food Bank of Wyoming is giving out over 1 million pounds of food a month
A pair of missionaries are glad to be in Casper so they can serve people in person
The VA wants to know Veteran's care experiences so they can improve their care
There are new 3D printers and other equipment added to the Creation Station
Foster care officials say he only saw a handful families taking in foster kids because of the pandemic
Concerned families spoke to the NCSD board of trustees about their concerns with keeping masks in school
This Facebook group is a safe space for parents to talk about masks in schools.
The Casper Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a few local elected officials for this discussion
Two WMC volunteers have contributed over 11,000 hours of service
Community members who addressed the board said they are worried about kid's mental heath while wearing masks in school
The special meeting will be about whether or not they are keeping masks in schools
Workforce officials say the energy industry is still down, but the hospitality industry needs employees.
Rodstock is an annual music festival where students can preform, watch or work behind the scenes
Metro officers met with community members and showed them adoptable animals and taught them what they do
CNCHD is only administering vaccines at the old Macy's at the Eastridge Mall
The new managers have a full schedule booked for the summer season and renovation projects for after
They are allowing people to get meals from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The theme of the concert is Symphonic Dane
The city buys new police cars about once a year
Casper Mountain Rehabilitation and Care Center is allowing visitors to come 7 days a week for 20 minute visits by appointment only
The bystander training will help bar employees learn when to intervene in harassment or assault situations
The Dirty Axe and Mouthful will be moving into where RW Taubert is currently located. They will be moving across the street.
No construction details have been released yet
Black Hills Energy is reminding people to dig safely in April, but hope people do it all year round
WCDA explains the housing market is going up because people are working from home and not moving as much
Wyoming Rescue Mission will host another meal at 5 p.m. and will go back to their normal meal schedule on Monday
Casper police officers have converged on a house near the intersections of L Street and K Street.
The calls for a stolen truck towing a stolen ATM came through this morning