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There is currently an increased danger of avalanche in the Bighorn Mountains due to significant snowpack, and those enjoying winter outdoor activities are asked toi be aware of the conditions.
According to a release from Sheridan County Emergency Management, there is no official avalanche center ....
On Wednesday, Feb 8, the SCSD#3 Board of Trustees held their monthly meeting in the multi-purpose room at the Arvada/Clearmont School.
Preceeding the board meeting was the Clear Creek Recreation district meeting, and Amy Rowe said that 75 people used the facility and programs last month. She adde ....
Sheridan County officials will open warming shelters in Sheridan if need be to house those who need shelter through Dec. 23. The Wyoming Rescue Mission, the state's largest homeless shelter in Casper, is also offering shelter and warm meals to those who need them this season. ....
Although it wasn’t an actual disaster, Sheridan County Emergency personnel went through a training exercise, should something go wrong with an airplane during its flight or during takeoff and landing.
The Sheridan County Airport held a mock disaster training exercise to evaluate the preparedness ....
May 26, 2021 06:33 AM EDT On Monday evening, a massive and highly dangerous tornado struck near Selden, Kansas, injuring one person and causing extensive damage. Around 6:30 p.m., the twister hit. CDT, according to Sheridan County Emergency Management. Buildings, houses, silo, trees, semi-truck, and trains were all destroyed. (Photo : Ralph W. Lambrecht) As it charged into northwestern Kansas, an extreme storm that had a history of stirring up tornadoes spawned the dangerous weather. According to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dave Bowers, the thunderstorm first developed southwest of Goodland, Kansas, around 3 p.m. CDT. It then tracked northeastward ahead of a frontal boundary, where it repeatedly dropped tornadoes for a few minutes at a time over the next few hours. ....