Prosecutors seek jail time for female sex offender
A young female sex offender from Rawlins is facing legal troubles in both Carbon and Sweetwater Counties after violating the terms of her probation. Candace Cortez faces a jury trial in Sweetwater County next month on multiple charges.
Meanwhile, Carbon County prosecutors have filed a petition to revoke her probation altogether. Cali O’Hare has the story.
Saratoga addresses RV zoning
Almost one year ago, the Saratoga Town Council passed municipal code banning people from living in recreational vehicles in residential zones that are not considered RV parks.
Now the planning commission is tackling RVs and other vehicles parked on vacant properties. Emma Diercks reports.
City council to debate fire sprinkler ordinance tonight
The hot-button issue of requiring sprinkler systems in new homes built in Rawlins comes up for seconding before city council tonight. No other community in Wyoming has such an ordinance.
While the Rawlins Fire Department responds to only a few residential home fires each year, and most of those in older homes, officials have made the requirement a priority. Tempers flared when the topic came up at the last council meeting. Cali O’Hare sets the stage for tonight’s debate.
Saratoga considers alternatives to lake project
The Saratoga water and sewer board are continuing to consider the best way to reallocate impact assistance funds from a proposed Saratoga Lake project.
The board believes a water and dump station is the best path forward. Emma Diercks has the story.
Sports: Miners focusing on defense after strong start
The H.E.M. boys basketball team fared well during the Carbon County Classic while learning what they’ll need to improve on in the upcoming weeks. Joey Saverine has the story.
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